What Does ‘Let Go and Let God’ Really Mean?
When it comes to accepting God’s will, be prepared. It may not be easy.
When it comes to accepting God’s will, be prepared. It may not be easy.
If you want others to grow in faith, you have to set an example.
The redemption of pain. Going through our own struggle means we are equipped to help others cope with their problems as well.
Guideposts blogger Julia Attaway considers the challenges of parenting and how it offers the opportunity to be like Christ.
I’m reminded that we leave traces of Jesus behind in our everyday lives—whether in a bad way or in a good way—like a teenaged girl with Bible verses taped on her mirror and her heart for missions captured in the photos on her wall.
If your teen girl feels her life is spiraling out of control, she may resort to cutting or intentional self-injury. Here are the signs parents should look for and how they can help their daughters.
An excerpt from Michelle Medlock Adams’s new book, When Chocolate Isn’t Enough: An Inspirational Survival Guide for Mothers (Worthy Inspired) compares a day in the life of a mom to the famous line from Forrest Gump about life being like a box of chocolates–you never know what you’re going to get.
Parents, talk to your teen daughters about her options when it comes to romantic relationships. Tell her that God loves her and wants the best for her. She doesn’t need to have a physical relationship with every guy she dates.
How to help your teen girl realize she’s uniquely created and one of a kind so she can avoid unhealthy fashion crazes like pouty lips.
Celebrities and supermodels deliver one message about beauty. Improve your teen’s self confidence by teaching her another.
With the popularity of e-cigarettes on the rise among teens, here’s how to help yours avoid the dangers of smoking by teaching them to steer clear.
Is your teen the target of cyberbullying? Here’s what you can do.