Parenting Today's Teens

There’s power in asking thoughtful questions.

Conflict may be uncomfortable, but it can change the relationship with your child for the better.

Some parents place more value on looking good than being good.

Being “relational” with your kid doesn’t mean you should become their best friend! This weekend on Parenting Today’s Teens, Mark Gregston argues that there’s a way to connect more without sacrificing your authority as a parent. Learn how discipline and training can actually strengthen your relationship with your teen as they mature.

What we can learn as parents from Proverbs 22:6.

How can you point your family towards God?!

Every kid is going to try and push the envelope in some way—so be ready!

Does your teen’s room look like a hurricane hit?

Is the only way to be a good parent to take control of your teen’s life?

If you’ve ever travelled to a foreign country, you might have been
surprised by their cultural norms. Well, it’s the same for parents and teen culture. This weekend
on Parenting Today’s Teens, Mark Gregston helps parents understand the world our teens live in,
and presents four ways to bridge the gap with genuine understanding.