Open Doors (Part 1)
Do you have teenagers? While there are challenges in parenting teenagers, this article explains that these years do provide opportunities to access central issues in your child's heart. The author shows how parents can discuss biblical themes in the midst of their child's insecurities.
Wisdom for Young People
The Loneliness Factor
Young Offenders' Act in the Church
What's so Different about Young Adolescent? A Challenge
Setting a Parental Agenda
The Seventh Commandment for Teens and Young People
Open Doors (Part 3)
Do you have teenagers? While there are challenges in parenting teenagers, this article explains that these years do provide opportunities to access central issues in your child's heart. The author shows how parents can discuss biblical themes in the midst of their child's desire to discover.
Open Doors (Part 2)
Do you have teenagers? While there are challenges in parenting teenagers, this article explains that these years do provide opportunities to access central issues in your child's heart. The author shows how parents can discuss biblical themes in the midst of their child's rebellion.
Five Things Teens Want Their Parents to Know ... But May Not Be Telling Them
The Terrific Teens Warning: Tots become Teenagers. It’s Reason to Rejoice
Learning from Older People
What Happens When You Get Out of Your Comfort Zone?
Five Tools Needed to Reach Today’s Teens
How does one minister to teenagers in a way that is fruitful? This article presents five essential tools for teenage ministry.
Advance! One Key Pursuit for Young Christians
What advice can you give young Christians? Based on the growth of Jesus as recorded in Luke 2:52 this article shows that there is one thing that young Christians should pursue: character.
How We Live as Children and Teenagers
Engaging Our Teens How Are We to Connect with Our Teens?
Teaching the Truth that Brings Salvation
Danger Ahead!
Does the Church Have a Problem with Its Older Youth?
The Teenage Years: Goofiness or Godliness
In the last seventy years, another age group description was added besides 'children' and 'adults'; namely, the description of 'teenagers'. What comes to mind when you hear this word? This article looks at the expectations for this age group from the world and from God. The author concludes that biblically, the teen years should be training ground for godliness, responsibility and leadership.
Strength of Youth
Youth is associated with strength and energy. However, if not used well this strength can be destructive. The author of this article highlights the need for self-control, godliness, and using this strength for the service of God.
Five Tips for Helping Your Teens Study the Bible
Do you want to help a teenager learn to study the Bible? This article suggests five ways.
A Question of Understanding Why I teach Apologetics to Teenagers
Communicating with Parents
This article looks to offer youth a perspective on communicating with parents. It explains that parents have a God-given authority over their children, they also have wisdom, and they are sinners. These are things that teenagers and young people should remember in their communication with their parents.
Asserting Independence
As teenager and young people move towards maturity, God has provided three means for them to help them into their maturity: his Word, Christian adults, and prayer.