RAISING TEENS FOR CHRIST

                            ALCOHOL, SEX, AND DRUGS.  .            A ddiction, a pathological relationship to mood altering experience that has life damaging consequences.     Many have been wondering which of these,  ( sex, alcohol, drugs) is more addictive among teenagers?        Almost all studies have found that the use of alcohol and drugs is positively associated with several adolescent sexual behaviors such as early initiation of sexual intercourse, multiple sexual partners, and engaging in intercourse without contraception. They perceived that, teens who do not take alcohol usually control their sexual desires, while rape is common with teens who are drug users. They are all addictive and mostly dependent on each other. But, " Teens start thinking about sex from early adolescence and they're very nervous about it. " Now, c...

          H aving this question in mind, will create a mindset that; you can never be a teen forever, which means there is a time you will become a teenager and also a time that you won't be one again. Now, the question is, HOW CAN I BE A USEFUL TEENAGER ? Many may assume that, when you become a teenager you are expected to have fun to the highest, but "THERE IS A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ENJOYING YOUR TEEN AND DESTROYING YOUR FUTURE. " Most teenagers are having enough fun,  but destroying there future.  WHAT WAYS CAN I BE USEFUL AS A TEENAGER : HAVING A RELATIONSHIP WITH GOD.                                                             You are not too small to be a christian or to be used by God.  Having a relationship with God is the beginning of becoming useful.  . 2...

The life of a teenager seems to change daily. One minute a teen seems interested in a new sport, topic in school, or type of music, only to completely shift gears the next. Constantly exposed to new ideas, social situations, and people, teenagers work to develop their personalities and interests during this time of great change. Before their teenage years, these adolescents focused on school, play, and gaining approval from their parents. But now, those former goals are replaced with a desire for independence, as teenagers work toward becoming young adults. During adolescence, teenagers develop emotionally, cognitively, and physically. These changes aren't without challenges, but thankfully, education professionals, family members, counselors, and psychologists are available to help the teens navigate this difficult p eriod.