There is a lost art to parenting that so many parents have forgotten how to execute or even perhaps, never really knew.
The sense of no hope in teens today contributes to the second leading cause of death in our youth, which is suicide. What can parents change in how they discipline to help overcome these feelings?
If America is going to become a place where the virtues of a biblical worldview are ever going to be respected again, Christian parents are going to have to wake up, speak up, rise up and push back against the hollow philosophies of our day.
Without America turning back to the God Who blessed her, today modern-day Sodom Gomorrah will, likely, only get worse. But, what’s even more frightening is the Orwellian twist that’s now emerged and growing in our culture, a culture where logic, …
Today, if you’re not a workaholic, you’re lazy. If you don’t have a nice car, you’re poor. And if you don’t have the latest tech, you’re behind the times.
With constantly chasing more, and in trying to keep up, we’ve become a slave to the hustle and bustle of life. What does this communicate to our children?
When we hear the word “slavery,” we often conjure images of early American culture, and slavery as it was understood in that time.
Scripture, it turns out, defines slavery in a different way, and does not condone the historic American slavery that we know.
We would never put a cigarette or drugs in the hands of our children. Doing so would be immoral and irresponsible.
Video games, like drugs, have addictive properties, and yet we give those freely to our children. Have you ever considered the ramifications of this?
We’re all very wary of bullying these days. Cyber bullying is often at the forefront of the evening news.
But what about the pressure we all experience from political correctness? Can this be classified as a type of bullying?
It’s been said that the internet–particularly social media–has been a tool for bringing those who are furthest from us, closer to us. But, many are now realizing that this same tool for connection has also become a weapon to drive those closest to us further from us.
There’s a pretty good case to be made that allowing our kids unencumbered access to “all things digital” has been--and still is--a terrible mistake. This is particularly true when it comes to the indiscriminate way we’ve, carte blanche, divvied out …
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