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The Alcohol & Sex Connection
November 5, 2009
Eighty Percent of first sexual experiences occur under the influence of alcohol. This is not exactly how most girls dreamed of losing their virginity. It's not surprising that two-thirds of teens girls regret having sex. Alcohol lowers inhibitions, impairs judgment and interferes with decision-making. Alcohol abuse is directly related to unplanned and risky sexual behavior. Here are some facts o 80% of first sexual experiences occur under the influence of alcohol o 51% of college students...
November 5, 2009
Eighty Percent of first sexual experiences occur under the influence of alcohol. This is not exactly how most girls dreamed of losing their virginity. It's not surprising that two-thirds of teens girls regret having sex. Alcohol lowers inhibitions, impairs judgment and interferes with decision-making. Alcohol abuse is directly related to unplanned and risky sexual behavior. Here are some facts o 80% of first sexual experiences occur under the influence of alcohol o 51% of college students...
What’s Wrong With Kids These Days?
September 3, 2009
By Glenda Anderson If I were to categorize the biggest behavioral problems I see in teenagers today, there are seven: Anger, Apathy, Deceit, Depression, Disrespect, Laziness, and Rebellion. The latter, of course, is the core behavioral problem out of which all the others emanate. Satan rebelled against his Creator, and refused to submit to God’s ultimate authority. He rose up and asserted himself to wrestle God for control. Isaiah 14:14 describes his real motivations: “You said in your heart,...
September 3, 2009
By Glenda Anderson If I were to categorize the biggest behavioral problems I see in teenagers today, there are seven: Anger, Apathy, Deceit, Depression, Disrespect, Laziness, and Rebellion. The latter, of course, is the core behavioral problem out of which all the others emanate. Satan rebelled against his Creator, and refused to submit to God’s ultimate authority. He rose up and asserted himself to wrestle God for control. Isaiah 14:14 describes his real motivations: “You said in your heart,...
Parents are the Teachers, not the culture
August 2, 2009
I recently watched my two children play a game in our driveway called “cross the street.” Other than the squirrels, my driveway is not a particularly busy place, but, in their imaginary world, it must have seemedreal.My oldest child, who is six, was telling my youngest, who is two, how you safely cross the street.As he gave instructions, his effort to teach my daughter, while precious, needed some guidance.Looking twice to the left and not to the right was not quite all the information she would...
August 2, 2009
I recently watched my two children play a game in our driveway called “cross the street.” Other than the squirrels, my driveway is not a particularly busy place, but, in their imaginary world, it must have seemedreal.My oldest child, who is six, was telling my youngest, who is two, how you safely cross the street.As he gave instructions, his effort to teach my daughter, while precious, needed some guidance.Looking twice to the left and not to the right was not quite all the information she would...
Children’s Privacy
July 17, 2009
By Glenda Anderson The Myth One use of the “rod” in early shepherding practices is that periodically the shepherd would examine each sheep, by opening the fleece with the rod and running his hands over the body. A good shepherd will feel for any signs of trouble such as tumors or parasites. Similarly as good parents, we should be ever ready to use our “rod of discipline” to keep our young ones in line, as well as take the time to carefully examine each child for areas in his/her...
July 17, 2009
By Glenda Anderson The Myth One use of the “rod” in early shepherding practices is that periodically the shepherd would examine each sheep, by opening the fleece with the rod and running his hands over the body. A good shepherd will feel for any signs of trouble such as tumors or parasites. Similarly as good parents, we should be ever ready to use our “rod of discipline” to keep our young ones in line, as well as take the time to carefully examine each child for areas in his/her...
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