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What kids need is not actually the parent who's always right.

They need the parent who's willing to be humble and vulnerable enough to say,

I think I was wrong there.

Well, and I think that's the heart of Christianity is that we are sinners saved by grace.

And so, you know, what better way is there to infuse our home with what it means to be a follower of Jesus

than to have us as adults, as parents, be quick to apologize for how we reacted, for our

tone of voice, for our assumptions, whatever it might be.

Welcome to Family Life today, where we want to help you pursue the relationships that matter most.

I'm Dave Wilson.

And I'm Ann Wilson, and you can find us at FamilyLife Today.com.

This is Family Life Today.

So we've raised three teenagers, and you, Dave, especially.

I'm not saying we did it well, but we got through three boys who are now men who are actually, you know, we're grandparents now.

Yeah. And you've ministered, we've ministered to probably hundreds of teens and others.

But what would you say is the number one?

No, no, no, I'm asking you this question.

You don't get to ask me.

Number one question teens are asking.

What do you think?

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