Proverbs 22:6 says, “Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he grows up he will not depart from it. » By reading this proverb “between the lines”, it also seems to say: “There may be a moment between childhood and adulthood when the adolescent will rebel. The transition may be difficult and challenging, but he will return through the original truth learned as a child. » As Christian parents, we dedicate our children to the Lord. We show them the right path to follow in life, giving them our best wisdom. We encourage them to keep love and faithfulness in their hearts, to trust in the Lord, to recognize and revere Him, to flee evil and to turn to the Word of God for wisdom, understanding, knowledge. and leadership. Yet they often rebel against our lifestyle and against God's spiritual truth. Oddly enough, they seem determined to explore what the world has to offer, sometimes with reckless abandon. As parents, we pray constantly during these disruptive years that our children will not completely destroy themselves and give Satan a foothold in their lives. We may remember our own youthful indiscretion...