Teenagers
A Close Call and a Heart Full of Thanks
A mom finds lots to be thankful for after her teenaged son’s spill from a bike in the middle of New York City traffic.
How Faith Can Reboot a Bad Day
When your week gets off to a rough start, begin again with the calming influence of prayer.
She Learned to Let Go and Let God Help Her Addicted Grandson
Both her adult son and his son, whom she adopted, struggled with substance abuse. Was her approach to parenting in some way enabling?
How Parenting and Forgiveness Work Together
Forgiveness is about my heart, while parenting is about shaping the heart of my daughter.
Stress Isn’t Forever
A traffic jam isn’t forever; uncertainty isn’t forever; even suffering isn’t forever.
5 Cheap Ways to Entertain Your Kids on Spring Break
Make a week out of school more than just watching TV with these fun ideas for bonding with your kids.
Giving Up Self-Criticism for Lent
Learning to see yourself through God's eyes–as loving, worthy and deserving of compassion
Snark No More: She Gave Up Sarcasm for Lent
A woman who too often turned to sarcastic judgement of other people shares how her daughter convinced her to give up "snark" for Lent. Look for Laura's story in the March 2017 edition of Guideposts.
Top Summer Jobs for Teens
These helpful tips catered to your teen will land them the perfect summer job.
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When I quit The New York Times to be a full-time mother, the voices of the world said I was nuts….But if success is not on your own terms, if it looks good to the world but does not feel good in your soul, it is not success at all.
