Insight for Today's culture

Epigenetics [One Minute Feature]

We wonder what is happening to adolescence with each generation, Epigenetics can help explain.

A human mind and body should mature at the same time, so why is it not happening in our culture today? As a parent, do you see the difference now from your own generation?

Adolescence [One Minute Feature]

Adolescence is the growth physically and mentally from childhood to adulthood, but the adulthood seems to be coming later in life.

Adolescence is supposed to happen from the age of 10 to 21, but each passing generation it seems to get later in age. Why do you think the stage of adolescence is lasting longer with each generation? Is our culture to blame?

Parenting with Josh Temple Part 2 [Podcast]

Establishing firm ground rules with your children will build a better relationship with them in the long run.

Parents are to lead by example. If this is to be true, would you want your kids doing what you do? Would you allow them too? Josh Temple is a 29-year-old military combat veteran that now oversees Christian soldiers at Shepherds Hill Academy where …

Josh Temple [One Minute Feature]

“You learn more from losing than winning. You learn how to keep going.”
-Morgan Wootten

We want to build our kids ups, but we could be setting them up for a huge disappointment in life. Do you teach your children that disappointment is a part of life? Do you share with them the standards of good and explain the standards of bad?

Try It [One Minute Feature]

Give a child a gift, he is happy for a little while, but giving him responsibilities will build joy for a lifetime.

In our culture today, parents just want their children to be happy no matter what, but what harm does it do to the child? Do you believe the pleasure of material things will keep them happy?

Separate[One Minute Feature]

Having therefore these promises, dearly beloved, let us cleanse ourselves from all filthiness of the flesh and spirit, perfecting holiness in the fear of God. (2 Corinthians 7:1)

Most everyone has a smartphone or tablet this day and time from preschoolers to the elderly. Do you believe that children should have access to technology such as smartphones? Do you believe that they can still live separate from the world?

Victimless [One Minute Feature]

A person’s character can speak louder than words, especially in today’s society.

In today’s society a person’s character could determine what circle of friends they have, what college they get into and even what job they are offered. How would you describe your child’s character? Do you feel that character plays a role in how a person is viewed?