I am moving the sharing of hurting parents to this post. If you have a rebellious or wayward child, this group could be a great encouragement to you. You can see the original post here. If you are hurting because…
C.J. Mahaney on helping children identify idols which may include video games
Wise words from C.J. Mahaney: Video games are one of the most influential and time consuming recreational activities in our society today. On average gamers spend 18 hours per week playing video games. This extensive time investment is reflected in…
Can anything be less than nothing?
Fair time is not so awful far away (See Remembering the 1972 County Fair in Keosauqua, IA). Surely you know some little girl you can encourage to read Charlotte’s Web. What a warm way to teach Proverbs 18:24. Wilbur feels…
Christian Smith helps us understand our teens and young adults
Sociologist Christian Smith’s studies of youth and young adults is arguably the most important Christian sociology work in recent years. His books are required reading for youth pastors or others who wish to think deeply about what is going on…
Collin Hansen asks, “Is 26 the new 18”?
Collin Hansen raises an interesting question about the implications of health care legislation. Following this blog, I figured the best way to rack up comments was to write about health care. So I thought I might explore one element of…
Why loving parents are dull
Abraham Piper shares why it is important for parents to be dull. This is critical and points to one of the dangers of our age.
Should I get a tattoo even if my parents don’t agree?
Dr. Russell Moore gives his answer to this question. Click here.
Should a Christian get a tattoo even if his parents object?
Dr. Russ Moore raises a questions that is increasingly under consideration. While Dr. Moore has not yet given his response, this is a post where the comments are worth reading. Click here.
Parents memorize this: “I love you enough to die for you, so having you upset with me is a relatively small thing in my world.”
Below are two messages that parents of young children should memorize. The Bible instructs parents to love their children. But, the Bible does not define love as squishy sentimentalism that gives children whatever they want whenever they ask for it.…
The Hyper-socialized Generation
Parents, we need to help our children understand that text messaging is not a neutral form of communication. The method shapes the message and the messenger. Al Mohler reflects on how text message and the electronic age is shaping our…