Articles on Teens

As I sat on the sidelines of the volleyball court, I observed a good example of child training.

When we travel, teaching seminars, Deb and I enjoy observing the many different families, each with it’s own unique personality.

Twelve-month-old Roseanna has one adoring mama, one adoring daddy, one adoring five-year-old sister, one adoring seven-year-old brother, and dozens of adoring friends.

Last week when I was mildly suffering from loss of a wisdom tooth, I drifted down to where some of the saints were playing volley ball.

There is a universal tendency to try to make life fair. We tend to think of legislated fairness as equality, when in fact it is inequality. This is so ingrained in us that we (...)

As we piled out of the car and started unloading, there was a certain air of quiet foreboding over the place…

I receive many letters and public inquiries on the issue of personal rights.

Mother number One: “I simply can’t understand what has happen to my son John. He has always been the one child I could trust to always do right. He has always been so tho (...)

For a teenager it is too late to "train up a child," but it is not too late to lead them into the paths of righteousness.