Train with this thought continually before your eyes — that the soul of your child is the first thing to be considered. Precious, no doubt, are these little ones in your eyes; but if you love them, think often of … Continue reading
According to the Bible, parents and more specifically fathers are responsible for the education of their children. But not only does God dictate who is responsible, He dictates what is to be taught. The teachings we give to our children … Continue reading
Be warned that when you ask God for something He might just answer your prayers. One for the wivesOne for the husbands
People strive for obedient, polite, educated, athletic, well rounded children. But as Christian parents, what should be our ultimate goal? As always John MacArthur cuts to the heart of the matter in this clip entitled Trophy Kids. We certainly desire … Continue reading
TFRNTSYKBTGS translates into “Top Five Reasons Not To Send Your Kids Back To Government School”. That is the title of the article by Voddie Baucham at his Truth In Love blog. As Voddie says, he is “no fan of government … Continue reading
I read two different posts regarding organized sports for kids and decided to take the opportunity to pile on. Jim Elliff at CCW Today writes “When Ball Becomes Baal” and Steve Maxwell at Titus 2 writes “Sports” in his Dads … Continue reading
For the second time this year Cornerstone Baptist Church in Lawson, MO will host the Difference Makers Conference. I attended the previous event in the spring and posted about it here. The title is “Childhood Conversion…Your Responsibility as a Parent, as … Continue reading
The below post from CCWblog.org on August 29, 2008 puts a real face on our depravity from birth. Once I read it though, I knew the belief in an “age of accountability” would need to be addressed. How can a holy God … Continue reading
Jim Elliff over at CCW Blog writes about the biblical approach to youth ministry. Although the piece appears to have been written ten years ago, it is even more true today. Here is the post.
Do we do what we do because of tradition? Do we do what we do because of habit? Is it because the government supports it? Is it because of a lack of a better way? Or could we define it … Continue reading
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