Everyone has a favorite book.

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

Have you noticed your normally gentle teen becoming more temperamental? This could be caused by hormones, but it is often related to unresolved anger. Dennis and Barbara Rainey share some thoughts about the deadly trap of unresolved anger.

Teens are naturally curious. That’s a good thing, but it can also be a bad thing, especially when it comes to alcohol, cigarettes or drugs. Dennis and Barbara Rainey talk about the dangerous and often deadly trap of substance abuse.

Did you know that the largest consumer of Internet pornography is the 12-17 age group? Dennis and Barbara Rainey talk about the pervasive use of pornography among teens and the lasting damage that exposure can have on a young man or woman’s life.

Do you know what your teen is watching on TV and the internet? Dennis and Barbara Rainey encourage parents to act as the gatekeeper to their teens’ viewing habits.

Teenagers are often eager to become adults, so they are sometimes quick to do those things which they think will put them on the fast track to adulthood. Dennis and Barbara Rainey continue talking about the dangerous trap of premarital sex.

Sexual intimacy is designed by God to be a beautiful experience shared between a man and his wife. But for many teens, sex has become a rite of passage. Dennis and Barbara Rainey address the serious trap of premarital sex.

Traps are devices designed to catch something unaware. Dennis and Barbara Rainey talk about the deadly traps that can harm our teens and leave them wounded the rest of their lives.

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!

Ed McGlasson tells about the encouragement he received from his stepfather when he was growing up.

Former NFL player Ed McGlasson talks about when a father chooses to bless and encourage his children with his words.

Do you want wisdom?

Do you know what you are called to do?