Teens

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A Dog's Day

Most parents are not weeding out foolishness like this wise dad, but are allowing it to continue, thinking it must just be just a passing stage. Discounting all the early signs, parents are shocked and surprised when their...

By: Tremaine Ware
Date: June 2008
Topics: Boys, Teens, Fathers/Men

Burning Coals

Can a man take fire in his bosom, and his clothes not be burned? Can one go upon hot coals, and his feet not be burned? So he that goeth in to his neighbor’s wife; whosoever toucheth her shall not be innocent.

By: Steven Brooks
Date: June 2008
Topics: Boys, Teens, Fathers/Men

Church Youth Group

Dear Pearls,

We homeschool our three children. Now that the oldest one has turned 13, we feel under some pressure for him to participate with the church youth and their weekend retreats.

By: Mike and Debi Pearl
Date: July 2003
Topics: Homeschooling, Influences, Teens, Family Interest

College From Home

Instead of sitting through hours of humanistic instruction from atheistic professors, I studied from the comfort of my own home and on average completed semester long courses in a few days or weeks.

By: Shawn Cohen
Date: October 2008
Topics: Teens, Homeschooling

Dad's Daughter

Dad, you must get this one right. If you mess up here, all that you have invested in your daughter could be wasted on a dud.

By: Michael Pearl
Date: March 2006
Topics: Fathers/Men, Teens, Parent/Child Relations

Discussing Reproduction

(From "Lady With a Lot of Questions" article, Nov/Dec. 2000)

By: Debi Pearl
Date: November 2000
Topics: Family Interest, Teens, Girls, Boys

Jumped Ship-part 5

What to do when you have a child who has jumped ship.

By: Michael Pearl
Date: May 2006
Topics: Parent/Child Relations, Art of Training, Teens

Jumping Ship

What to do so your children don't jump ship to the world when they get older.

 

By: Michael Pearl
Date: May 2005
Topics: Teens, Parent/Child Relations

Just Foolin' Around

Webster’s 1828 Dictionary defines foolishness, in part, as: Void of understanding or sound judgment; silly; vain; trifling; unwise; imprudent; acting without judgment or discretion. The antonym of foolish is wise.

By: John Taylor
Date: June 2008
Topics: Boys, Parent/Child Relations, Teens, Fathers/Men

Keeping Your Children First

It's our duty as parents to surround our children with healthy activities and friends

By: Gabriel Pearl
Date: October 2006
Topics: Influences, Teens

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