Why might it be a good idea to expose your child to violent protests? Special guest author Cheryl Chumley gives you something to think about on today’s License to Parent.
When we think about raising our kids, teaching them civics is not the first thing we often think about. Unless of course, we’re talking about the civics class they may or may not be taking in school. If they are teaching civics in your child’s …
Are bad leaders bad news for Christianity? Discover how we can learn from the mistakes of others and make the right decision.
How can we learn from the bad examples of Christian leaders?
“Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God’s will is—His good, pleasing and perfect will.” – Romans 12:2
Romans 12:2 tells us not to conform to the ways of the world. How are we doing with that?
A picture worth a thousand words is a testimony to the power of imagery. But what happens when your teen happens upon provocative images on the web? How do we, as parents, respond?
It’s easy to fall into sin today. Trace Embry of Shepherd’s Hill Academy encourages empathy when dealing with your teen’s sin.
“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.”
The old song says “Don’t know much about history.” Today it is more important than ever to know and teach your children the importance of true history.
We talk in the military about resiliency. This is psychological hardiness or the ability to endure hard things and survive. Around the world, faith is a pillar of resiliency. If you don’t have faith, you are missing one of the critical tools that are available.
There is only one real God we can put our faith in. But God gave us free will. We are not his puppets. We can choose to accept him. This idea of faith and the idea that bad things happen in this world led to God sending you. So how are you leading …
Today on License to Parent, Trace Embry shares how you can build character in your teen – through drudgery.
So many parents today dread asking their teenagers to do certain chores around the house.
