Avoiding the Stampede
by Samuel Rainey
Did your parents ever bring one of those old Western flicks home from the video store? Often such a movie has a scene like this: The camera scans some desolate and tranquil rangeland, then closes in on a crew of cowboys who are sitting around the fire sipping coffee, eating from tin plates, and maybe even playing a harmonica or strumming a guitar. Then a faint sound is heard—the cowpunchers sit up and strain to hear. What is it? Thunder? No. An earthquake? No. Approaching hoofbeats! The volume rises. In a cloud of dust comes a herd of something—wild horses, buffalo, cattle, perhaps even a T Rex or two? (No, this isn't a rerun of Jurassic Park.
Guiding Your Child Through Peer Pressure
by Dennis Rainey
Helping Your Child Resist Peer Pressure
by Dennis and Barbara Rainey
In order to teach our children, we parents must embrace three core convictions.
How Do I Teach My Kids to Handle Peer Pressure?
by Dennis and Barbara Rainey
These eight strategies will help your child learn how to discern good friendships and stand up to bad influences.
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