We must disciple our families, being led by the Holy Spirit and modeling godly character and values for our children. Our goal is not just to raise good adults, but to train up godly ones who will follow the Lord and make an impact for His kingdom.
1 Corinthians 6:11, 2 Corinthians 5:21, 1 John 1:7, Proverbs 22:6, Ephesians 6:1-4
How can we teach our children according to their unique bent and design?
Why is it important to distinguish between disappointment and love when our children make mistakes?
In what ways can we model for our children where to go when they make mistakes?
Pastor David Rials shares some overarching principles for parenting and raising godly children, emphasizing the importance of being led by the Holy Spirit and being authentic with our kids. He reminds us that our ultimate goal is not just to raise good adults, but to train up godly ones.
Let us pray and work out the specifics of how these principles apply to our unique children, being guided by the Holy Spirit. And let us be honest and authentic with our kids, owning our mistakes and pointing them to Jesus when they make mistakes.
Consider designating your giving to missions this month to help Life United fulfill their commitment to sow a minimum of $5,000 to help secure a partnership in Bulgaria. And let us be intentional about discipling our children, teaching them godly character and values.
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