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Since parents are to be shepherds of their children, this means that they, too, are called to be polemicists. Just as a church is filled with believers who need the spiritual protection of their pastors, so too are homes filled with children who need the spiritual protection of their parents.
Read MoreIf education were to be purely neutral, each element of the educational process would have to be neutral. If even one aspect is shown not to be neutral, then the entire process is biased to some degree.
Read MoreAs the Chief Cornerstone and Master Craftsman, Christ alone has the authority to determine the Church’s shape, purpose, and function, ensuring that it will stand firm as the pillar and foundation of God’s truth (Eph 2:20; 1 Tim 3:15).
Read MoreDon’t confuse morality or maturity with conversion. Godly parents are to labor as evangelists in the home, presenting the multifaceted aspects of the Gospel to their children frequently (cf. Psa. 78:4, Eph. 6:4, 2 Tim. 3:14-15).
Read MoreSo, do you want to teach your kids basic theology? Do you want them to understand some of the foundational doctrines and practices of the faith? If so, you need to begin catechizing them.
Read MoreThere are some very common fears that prevent moms from thinking that they can homeschool their children, and I want to put them to rest today.
Read MoreWe will not live to see all the years we will influence, but building a strong foundation right now is necessary. There is no career, no Instagram account, no beautiful home worth more than our own biblical integrity and how it shapes those around us.
Read MoreAs parents, we must come to the unwavering conviction that sequential expository preaching is the non-negotiable charge given to pastors. Only then will we be convinced to follow suit with our families.
Read MoreWhen you choose a lifestyle in which you feel like you’re swimming upstream, it’s important to know you’re not alone.
Read MoreMake the most of childhood by being there. Be the primary influence on your children. Talk to them, disciple them, and be a wall between them and the world.
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