Parenting is hard work. Particularly because we are called by God to direct and correct young human beings who are born sinners (Ps.51:5), by nature chafe against the instructions of God (Rom.8:7; 1Cor.2:14), and are obstinately focused on…
Parenting is hard work. Particularly because we are called by God to direct and correct young human beings who are born sinners (Ps.51:5), by nature chafe against the instructions of God (Rom.8:7; 1Cor.2:14), and are obstinately focused on…
Questions in this episode: – What does Ezekiel 38 mean? – Does Matthew 5:31 mean that instead of stoning for sexual immorality, there should just be a divorce? – Will my miscarried children be tempted at the end of the millennium by Satan? – How do you help someone suffering from dementia or Alzheimers …
Questions in this episode: – 1 Corinthians 11:26 says “you do this [The Lords’s Supper] and you show through this the Lord’s death”. What happens in the millennium, will there be some sort of observance of the Lord’s Supper during that thousand year reign of Christ? – Is moving in with your boyfriend against …
Questions in this episode: – Is taking the Lord’s Supper for divine healing? – How do you get divine healing? – Why was Paul forbidden from going into Asia? – The Bible says that no one has seen God and lived, but Jacob said he saw God face to face and lived, so what …
Questions in this episode: – A couple lives together before marriage and is having sexual relations and then decide to get married, what do you think of that? How does God look at that marriage and how does God view them as individuals? – How is the believer’s child sanctified? Should a couple try …
When we read through the Proverbs we often forget that much of the book is framed as a parental plea to children. The collection commences with the words, “Hear, my son, your father’s instruction and forsake not your mother’s teaching” (Proverbs 1:8). Of course we ought to go to the Proverbs for God’s wisdom regarding our own lives, but what an overlooked resource when we fail to prayerfully read this inspired book with our children in view. Solomon boldly warns…
Christ calls us to trust him for salvation with the helplessness and full dependence of a little child, and in the process shows his special regard for children.
All Christians should seek to build and maintain distinctly Christian homes, reflecting Christ’s values and priorities – most especially as we go about the task of raising children.
We should all care, pray, and work to see the next generation of Christians rise up as sold-out and courageous ambassadors for Christ in the world and Church that desperately needs them.
Each member of the family should take responsibility and do his or her part in making the home a place that glorifies God, curtailing sin and multiplying the peaceful fruit of righteousness.
Obedience and respect for authority must be the overarching value that permeates your family if your kids are to consistently obey their parents.
