Category: Parenting Teens/Tweens

  • Navigating Teenage Rebellion

    Navigating your teen’s rebellion can be scary, challenging and even heartbreaking. In this Bible plan, Roxanne Parks shares ways that she and her husband kept their sanity during some of the confusing and murky days raising 4 teenagers. Roxanne Parks

  • Building Character in Your Child

    Your home is the primary training ground for developing your child’s character, so parenting must be intentional.  We’ve compiled a 14-day devotional for parents, each session concentrating on a different character trait. From toddlers to teenagers, you can adapt these principles for any age.  FamilyLife

  • Raising Successful Teens

    As a parent of teens, you probably wonder how to keep social media, culture, and peers from having a stronger voice than God in their lives. Jeffrey Dean wants to remind you that you are still the greatest influence in your child’s life—and that’s good news! Use this guide to spend the next five days…

  • Developing the Fruit of the Spirit in Your Child

    As much as we want the fruit of the Spirit to be present in our own lives, we want that for our children too. So where do we begin? In this 9-day devotional, you’ll learn principles taken from Scripture and tools for applying them to your parenting. FamilyLife

  • 7 Things The Bible Says About Parenting

    Raising kids is tough, even in the best of circumstances. In this seven-day devotional, real-world parents — who also happen to be staff members at YouVersion — share how they apply principles from God’s Word to this important aspect of their lives. Each day’s devotional includes a Verse Image you can use to help you share your…

  • Family ID: 7 Keys To A Great Family

    Each day, learn a new biblically-grounded concept that you can begin applying immediately in your family. When you lead your family by living out love, mutual respect, intentionality, and service, you’ll see their relationships with you and with each other radically transformed. Randy Allsbury at Family ID (Family-Intentional Direction)