Parenting For Adulthood

An article I write just got published

You may not always see the growth, but every small moment is shaping a lifelong faith—come be reminded why your work matters more than you think. Read more and get a bigger-picture view of your impact (link in the comments).

I was recently asked to write two chapters for a Youth Pastors academic required reading. If you are interested in getting a free PDF of perhaps my best writing, reply and ask. I will send a link to the post on my website.

What are your thoughts on?

My second article that I have written for Kidz Matter. Let me know if you’re interested in seeing the first article.

Sunday School: Is It Enough? What if one hour of Sunday School isn’t enough? Phil Van Auken of Baylor University challenges leaders to rethink effectiveness—not just by numbers, but by spir

Below is a link to one of six articles that I have agreed to write for Kidz Matter. This nonprofit organization has approximately 30,000 youth, pastors, and their membership.

The Unintended Consequences of Generational Parenting Why does the youngest generation struggle with drive, resilience, and basic social skills? Decades of shifting parenting styles—from strict authoritarian to ove

As I spend my last couple of decades trying to make the next generation of high school and college graduates better prepared for adulthood, I keep being reminded of the uphill battle.

Today I read an elected official calls another elected official, who is limited to a wheelchair, “Governor Hot Wheels”. This adult isn’t helping demonstrate adulthood.

Your answer…?

THE UNINTEDED CONSEQUENSES of GENERATIONAL PARENTING Have you found yourself perplexed with the youngest generation? Their lack of drive. Inability to do a task.

It is necessary to understand how this generational behavior got here, to b able to work with them.

THE UNINTEDED CONSEQUENSES of GENERATIONAL PARENTING Have you found yourself perplexed with the youngest generation? Their lack of drive. Inability to do a task.

I am concerned. The recent actions of prominent colleges providing milk & cookies and canceling classes to help students come to grips with Presidential election is mind boggling.

These young adults are not being taught how to adjust to not getting their way in a healthy productive manner. They will experience setbacks in their careers. Are these colleges setting up these young adults to fail?

This coddling will not happen in the work place.

Parenting For Adulthood explains to parents the benefit of leanring from failure. Learning from setbacks. How a setback can be a roadmap to learning or a roadblock.

One of the greatest gifts God gave us was choice. When we make a poor choice we learn from it. Don’t let anyone strip your children from a gift God gave them. Allow them to fail. To have setbacks, and learn from them.