Last week a family with a little toddler came to visit us at our home. Since we keep our computer out in the living room area, he immediately saw an opportunity to play. He climbed up on the chair, very naturally put his hand on the mouse, and started maneuvering the pointer on the monitor screen. He was only two years old!

Parents have the notion that being a good parent means getting our kids into the best schools, taking them to sport activities, and getting them music lessons.We think it is natural for our kids to continue going to church and to live godly, moral lives. However, when we look at our culture today, we realize that parenting requires much more. In the past, our culture generally reinforced the same values that we teach our children at home. But it is no longer true.