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Grown Ups on Facebook

Recently I saw this Los Angeles Times article on how parents on Facebook are embarrassing their kids by the comments and posts that they make…

Teenagers: “Almost Christian”

I took a bit of time off last week to enjoy some summer-end fun with family and when I checked my e.mail, several of you had sent me this CNN article highlighting the research of my friend, Kenda Creasy Dean at Princeton

Parents – What NOT To Do

OK, this list of what NOT do do as parents sent to me by a friend and parent of a high school and college student is a bit flippant…

Quantity or Quality Time?

Reggie Joiner has become a valued friend and he handed me his new book (co-authored with Carey Nieuwhof) last week called Parenting Beyond Your Capacity.

Helicopter parenting

A friend of mine sent me a Forbes article about how being a helicopter parent is viewed as being a “good” parent when it comes to divorce and custody settlements.

Families Want Your Help Turning Inside Out

This week I’ve been blogging about Diana Garland’s new research-based book, Inside Out Families: Living the Faith Together.

The Kind of Service Matters

When it comes to families serving together, some service is better than others.

Turning Families Inside Out

Last week I read sociologist and family ministry guru Diana Garland’s new book, Inside Out Families: Living the Faith Together.

Dads Can Nurture

I bristle when dads—as a people group—get knocked as inept and bumbling parental counterparts to all-capable and ever-nurturing moms.

Children of Divorce Andy Root Interview

Kara Powell interviews Fuller and Princeton alum Andy Root about the youth ministry implications of his new book, Children of Divorce.

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