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“Why Would God Let Me Get Pregnant?”
Mary May Larmoyeux

A young woman looks back on the consequences and blessings of her unwanted pregnancy.

When I was 19, I decided I’d be honest and stop saying I was a Christian.

And love gets easier.

Learning (Not) To Lie
Scott Williams
Children don't need to learn to lie, they need to learn how to resist the temptation. A Story of Two Prodigals
Phil Waldrep
Loving wayward children even when you don't approve of their behavior. All They Could Do Was Pray
Mary Larmoyeux
Tom and Brenda Preston waited for years for a prodigal son to come to God. Checking Pride and Rebellion During Adolescence
Dennis and Barbara Rainey
Because teens are trying to figure out who they are, what they are supposed to do, and what’s expected of them, all of these issues focus on the big me. Helping Your Teen Avoid the Anger Trap
Dennis and Barbara Rainey
Some solid convictions that we believe every family should embrace. Inside The Mind of a Prodigal
Laurie Kopf
Every time I read the story about the Prodigal Son, I feel it's a story about me. Loving the Prodigal Child
Dennis Rainey
A crisis with a child means your family is headed into a period of testing...and of growth. Modeling Godly Expressions of Anger for Your Family
Dennis and Barbara Rainey
Peace at Home
Ken Sande
Q&A: Neutralizing Adolescent Anger
Dennis and Barbara Rainey
Distinguishing between appropriate and inappropriate expressions of anger. Q&A: What to Do About Children Expressing Anger Through Hitting
Dennis and Barbara Rainey
Our assignment as parents is to tenderize the child’s conscience to the Holy Spirit and to the law of God. Reaching Your Teen When He Is Unteachable
Dennis and Barbara Rainey
As you face some of life’s most challenging issues with your child, do not forget that love ultimately changes a person’s life. Teaching Teens About Managing Anger
Dennis and Barbara Rainey
Teaching Your Teen How to Properly Express Anger and Resolve Conflict
Dennis and Barbara Rainey
When Things Fall Apart
Leslie Barner
Seven Promises for Brokenhearted Parents