In my ministry to parents, I’ve met many who feel like failures. Their children have not turned out the way they had hoped. Sons and daughters have left home on bad terms, gotten involved in drugs and promiscuity, and have even … Continue reading →
I am of the generation that remembers telephone party lines and black and white TV. So, when I have a computer problem, I call my five-year-old granddaughter for help. 🙂 At first glance, the technological chasm between the generations may … Continue reading →
If moral turbulence could be measured on the Richter scale, then the “soulquake” currently taking place in our country would warrant a solid ten. Although many factors have contributed to this moral shaking, at the core of it lies a … Continue reading →
My dear sister-in-Christ, Kathy Collard Miller, is our guest blogger today. She has authored over 50 books. Here are few words of wisdom from Kathy. The last time I had a glaucoma test, I felt tense knowing that puff of … Continue reading →
I sometimes ask myself how my children ended up the way they did. Now, don’t get me wrong—my children are wonderful. They are responsible and loving adult children. But they still did not grow up exactly as I would have … Continue reading →
Cyber-bullying is a major issue today in the lives of our tweens and young teens. In fact, the problem is so serious that some tweens and teens have committed suicide as a result of cyber-bullying. So, I believe that, as … Continue reading →