This might be the best part by Gregory Bland
Maybe the BEST PART for this young man was catching
Maybe the BEST PART for this young man was catching
“Pastor Greg, my parents don’t trust me with anything! I
It made me happy and I felt like an adult not a little child. I found myself wanting to talk to this person more and more, especially when I was facing difficult times. I now have someone I can count on, knowing they will be there for me no matter what. That is why I never speak to my parents, because I never get that kind of response, and yet, they still wonder why I won’t open up to them.
“Our role in parenting will naturally shift according to our children’s need in the moment. Is it an opportunity for them to take responsibility and grow through coaching, or do they need a listening ear just to vent, or possibly direction because they truly do not know what to do. The key is knowing what role to take in the moment.”
Navigating relationships can seem complex, yet at their core, it’s
Sticks and stones may break my bones but your words
Let’s re-evaluate our thinking about teenagers. What do our thoughts
There’s nothing quite like having a meaningful, heartfelt conversation with
