Why, Lord? Why?
By Terry Squires3 min read
When you are faced with a traumatic loss. Lean on His strength and He will carry you through your emotions.
Give It a Month
By Terry Squires3 min read
Do you have a teen son or daughter who is graduating from high school and heading to college in the fall or taking a new job away from home? Are they nervous that they won’t like it?
Letting Go of Blame
By Terry Squires2 min read
Life is too short to look back and wonder what you could’ve done better. Instead, look forward and set your eyes on today and the blessings in life that Jesus has given you.
Ever Been Snubbed?
By Terry Squires2 min read
Being snubbed often has nothing to do with anything we did–it has more to do with the other person’s issues.
Twitter War
By Terry Squires2 min read
Twitter fights can be between real life friends or complete strangers, and they can cause depression and anxiety in teens.
How to Save a Life
By Terry Squires2 min read
The stakes are high. And parents and grandparents must guide teens through the many temptations that will be thrown their way.
Disconnections
By Terry Squires2 min read
How are you staying connected to your family? Does your teen daughter text others more than she talks to them? Does the bulk of your communication with your daughter occur via text?
Struggling Grades
By Terry Squires2 min read
Do you have a teen daughter who struggles with her grades? Is she afraid she is failing or falling behind her peers? Does she “bomb” exams? Here are some ways you can help her.
School Violence
By Terry Squires2 min read
Cling to the power of knowledge, prayer, preparation and God’s protection as we keep our teens safe.
The Importance of Curfews
By Terry Squires2 min read
Curfews may cause occasional tension within your home, but keeping your teen daughter safe is more important than a few grumbles.
When Beauty Can Be a Beast
By Terry Squires2 min read
Fashion magazines, social media and celebrities can create unrealistic portrayals of what is considered beautiful. And this is pushing some teen girls to extremes–obsessive calorie counting, excessive workouts and eating disorders.
Home Alone on Prom Night
By Terry Squires2 min read
Prom night doesn’t have to be the highlight of your daughter’s high school career. Give her time to realize that she has so much more to look forward to in her future.
