There is no room for passive parents or guardians in this generation — parents and guardians who don’t want to confront the issues, who aren’t involved, who don’t discipline or who want to be their child’s best friend rather than their protector. We must commit to being parents and guardians who make a difference by imparting wisdom into the lives of our children.
The number of students leaving public schools to join Christian primary schools is growing. This shift is an opportunity to teach students Christian assumptions about life, truth, and humanity.
A writer with the fashion magazine Marie Claire argued in a recent article that the film and television industry should depict "more parents having abortions."
On Tuesday, a Texas court granted a mother temporary primary custody of her 7-year-old son, whom she believes wants to transition to a girl. The father, Jeff Younger, believes his child, a biological boy, wants to remain a boy. The divorced couple is fighting for custody of the child.
Disney recently aired a new episode of its kids' show Muppet Babies that featured Gonzo – a male character in the series – wearing a dress to a royal ball.
A new article in the Washington Post found that teens are turning to the great outdoors to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Journal of Medical Ethics argued in a recent article that parents should not have the right to interfere in their child's decision to undergo "gender-affirming surgeries."
This Father’s Day, one of the greatest gifts we can give our children (and grandchildren) is a personal biblical foundation that demonstrates complete trust in God, protection and comfort, commitment to emotional health, and great generosity. Not only will they see us grow in these areas, but they will experience it through us, and eventually, prayerfully, it will also become a part of them. That, in my opinion, is a legacy worth leaving.
Mother’s Day is one that is joyous for some and painful for others. I know the responsibilities are heavy, and sometimes it must seem overwhelming to be a mom amidst violence, fear and sickness. Your love and your leadership in your family and your community is invaluable. You are shaping this generation and the generations to come. Your hearts, mothers, make all the difference.
Pastor John MacArthur asserted in a recent sermon that America is involved in a "war on children" that begins in the womb and lasts through the tween years.
