In the 1950’s, Kim Brown was one of countless Korean orphans adopted by American families.

Adolescence is a tough season for kids . . . but it can be even more difficult for their parents!

If you have young kids, it’s inevitable they’ll one day start adolescence – typically around the ages of 10 or 11. Dr. Jim Burns talks...

Have you ever wondered what kind of legacy you are living today . . . and how that will impact the legacy you are leaving...

Throughout the course of your day, everything you do, think and say has an impact on you – as well as everyone else you come...

Dr. Jim Burns concludes his three-part conversation with popular youth ministry leader Wayne Rice about the answer to the question, “Is it Possible to Understand...

Having raised three teenagers of his own, Dr. Jim Burns knows that the teen years can be a challenge for parents sometimes. But on this...

In more than 30 years of youth and family ministry, Dr. Jim Burns has counseled hundreds of parents who’ve all asked him the same question...

In a society where “anything goes,” our kids are looking to us to teach them morals and ethics.

Bob Waliszewski (wall – uh – SHEFF – skee) is the Director of PluggedInOnline for Focus on the Family. He joins parenting and family expert...