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Emotional New Film Depicts Teen Boy’s Journey Through House of Hope
A new film featuring House of Hope began production in February, and it was nothing short of amazing.
A new film featuring House of Hope began production in February, and it was nothing short of amazing.
Teens are facing more stress than ever before. Being a teenager has never been easy, but today’s teens seem more susceptible to feeling stressed out than their predecessors. Some of the stressors teens are facing include: And they’re expected to shoulder it all during one of the most challenging phases of development in a person’s life. Your teen has likely
You don’t ever have to be afraid again. Does that sound too good to be true? God tells us in His Word to “Fear not” over 300 times, and if it weren’t possible, He wouldn’t command us to do so! But…knowing the promises He has given us to back that command will make fearless living much easier. As a parent
Take on 2024 with the hope-filled goal of a happier family with these 5 New Year’s resolutions for parents of teens.
Gratitude will change your life! Find out why you should be thankful today and every day.
As we celebrate Thanksgiving Day, gathering around tables filled with an abundance of food, family, and friends, we take the time to give thanks for the many blessings we have in our lives and this country. But rather than saying a quick prayer of thanks, you can cultivate a thankful heart this holiday season and establish a lifestyle of gratitude.
Wondering how to guide your teen towards sexual purity? Learn how to debunk myths, have open conversations, create a positive home environment, monitor media, keep them busy, and share God’s design for sex. Help your teen make the right choices for their future.
Vision boards can help teens dream, hope, and discover their purpose in life!
Happy National Family Day! 3 Simple Ways to Participate.
Hope seems to be in short supply these days. Turn on the news, and it will sap it right from you. Sit on social media long enough, and you’ll feel that sinking feeling in no time. And what about our teens? Schools are teaching that America is racist, that if you’re a girl, you may want to be a boy,
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