What principles are you teaching your kids?

Cutting, overdosing and playing risky games aren’t just dangerous—they’re a teen’s desperate cry for help. So what should you do when your teen is driven to these extremes?

This weekend on Parenting Today’s Teens, Mark Gregston offers helpful guidance for discovering what’s going on inside the heart of your teen.

Conflict can be useful—but not if you resort to yelling!

You can’t judge a teen by his behavior any more than you can judge a book by its cover.

When parents need to give their teens the space and freedom to make their own choices.

Are you effectively communicating with your teen?

How to extend grace to a teen that’s lost his way.

When it comes to arguing with your teen, you can win the battle—but lose the war! Is it possible to get positive results without constantly bickering with your teen?

This weekend on Parenting Today’s Teens, Mark Gregston discusses how to preserve relationships by resolving to end the arguments and start asking questions instead.

The family situation in front of you could be God’s divine instrument of
grace.

The words “I’m sorry” are hard to say, but they can mend broken
relationships.