Your Parenting Perspective Matters Netflix, my friends, is an unsettling mirror. Open the App. Like, right now. Take a leisurely scroll down the virtual buffet of TV shows and movies …
Choose Greatness with Clarence Shuler
Why do some teens thrive as adults while others struggle? What makes the difference? We sat down with Clarence to get some practical advice to help young men choose greatness. …
Dress for the Weather
Preparing Children for a Broken World I grew up on the Canadian prairies. That means I was bitten by a million mosquitoes, learned how to skate before I was in …
Can Millennials Make It Financially?
Millennials have more training than their parents, but a recent study acknowledges they are going to struggle earning more money than their parents. Let’s face it, the economic realities in …
WHATUPRG: You Are Not Alone
As a young child, rapper WHATUPRG woke to the sounds of immigration officials taking his father into custody. Over the years that followed, he would struggle with the absence of his father and how to make sense of his faith.
Helping Kids Thrive After High School
The transition from high school to college or university is a significant one. With new found freedom, extra responsibilities and challenges to faith, recent studies show up to 70% of …
The Most Important Back to School Activity for Parents
For some parents, [back-to-school] is the most wonderful time of the year. For others, it is filled with sadness as they watch their kids head back to school. Whether your …
How to Model Healthy Sexuality for Your Sons
A large part of being a Christian man, who is sexually successful, is leaving a positive and healthy legacy for your sons. Sons look to their fathers for modelling in …
David Sweet on Parenting a Child with Mental Health Challenges
It was one year ago when MP David Sweet lost his daughter, Lara, to mental illness. Since Lara’s death, David and his wife Almut have been very open about their …
Why "Pocket Porn" is Destroying a Generation
I got an email from an old camp friend: “We need to talk. Can we go for lunch?” I hadn’t seen him in ten years. He knew I was a …