Do you remember what it was like to be in Junior High School?

Is it a parent’s job to produce godly children or God’s?

Good parenting is hard work, and not always appreciated by your kids.

Today on the broadcast, Dennis Rainey talks with best-selling authors Shaunti Feldhahn and Lisa Rice about their book, For Parents Only.

Do you know what makes your teen tick?

All of us eventually transition from the teen years to adulthood.

Dating is usually considered one of the benefits of being a teenager.

When is a teen ready for dating?

Do you know what your worldview is?

On today's broadcast, popular author and speaker, Barbara Rainey, answers your most perplexing questions about parenting.

Authors Alex and Brett Harris encourage teens not to waste their youth, but, instead, to courageously attempt something that will have lasting value.

The hardest things are the smallest things.

Everyone expects teens to rebel in some way, but Alex and Brett have started a rebellion of a different kind.

What should a young man do with his desire?

More and more parents are expressing concern about the number of young women actively pursing their sons.

Want to immerse yourself in a really good book this summer but don't know which one to pick up?

Everyone has a favorite book.

Dennis Rainey and Mark Hamby encourage you to join them in fasting from TV for the month of August.

Oh, the joys of romantic love!

Teens, by nature, tend to struggle with parental authority.

How can parents pass on their faith to their children?

Adolescence is loaded with traps that threaten to sidetrack your teen.

Grab a paddle and hang onto your hat!

Dennis Rainey takes an honest look at dating for teens.

Dennis Rainey challenges you and your children to a higher standard.

Dennis Rainey helps your sons understand God's plan for sex.

Barbara Rainey helps your daughters understand how their bodies will change during puberty.

Dennis Rainey takes a look at peer pressure and tells how to avoid drowning in popular opinion.

Who says the "birds & bees" talk has to be boring?

When was the last time you spent an exciting weekend away--just you and your preteen?