Training up children in the way they should go.

Parent / Child Relations

Recipe for Angel Food Cake

You may be tempted to use your mother’s old recipe. If you liked her cake, fine, but if it fell when baked, or slid off the plate, or left a bad taste in your mouth, then you will need to be careful not to fall into old...

By: Michael Pearl
Date: October 2001
Topics: Parent/Child Relations

Seeing Through a Glass Darkly

Twenty-two years ago a wonderful, sweet, darling two-year-old boy, whom I loved, came down with a fever. Within 24 hours he was dead.

By: Debi Pearl
Date: June 1998
Topics: Parent/Child Relations, Family Interest

Serious Smile

If you look at the quality of your trust, your smile may vanish, but if you look to the success of Him whom you trust, there will always be more than enough motivation to smile.

By: Michael Pearl
Date: August 2009
Topics: Attitudes, Parent/Child Relations, Mothers/Women, Husband/Wife Relations, Fathers/Men, Family Interest

SINFUL Sensitivity

This sensitivity to not offend is a symptom of this hedonistic generation. The last virtue of a wicked society is tolerance. A sinner will throw away all the Bible, but still quote, “Judge not that ye be not judged.”

By: Michael Pearl
Date: May 2002
Topics: Parent/Child Relations, Family Interest

Sitting Still in Church

I am unable to find any specific advice on how to get a young child (ours is 18 months) to sit still in church.

By: Michael Pearl
Date: November 2000
Topics: Parent/Child Relations, Toddlers

Sobering Issues

You Ask, Michael Answers

By: MichaelPearl
Date: May 2006
Topics: Parent/Child Relations, Perspective, Husband/Wife Relations

Some of My Favorite Memories

Some of my favorite memories of growing up are of working beside my parents.

By: Shoshanna (Pearl) Easling
Date: December 2007
Topics: Art of Training, Parent/Child Relations

Sound Familiar? -Sally and Jimmy

There’s a little girl in my neighborhood who is six years old. Her mother has carefully guarded the girl’s childhood from the stress of early learning requirements.

By: Rebekah Joy Anast
Date: March 2004
Topics: Parent/Child Relations