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Do you ever feel like the culture is slowly seducing your family, not with a direct attack, but with a series of subtle compromises? In this urgent and empowering sixth episode of our Biblical Parenting series, we look at the story of Samson’s parents, who raised their son in a time eerily similar to our own—a time of spiritual decay and cultural pressure.
Using a powerful analogy of a wolf being seduced by its own thirst, we expose how the enemy works to make us complicit in our own downfall. But in the midst of this spiritual crisis, a faithful couple shows us the way forward. They reveal the four pillars of successful parenting, even in perilous times:
This episode is both a warning and a source of great hope. It’s for every parent who feels overwhelmed by the cultural currents and wonders if it’s even possible to raise godly children today. The answer is a resounding yes.
Tune in to learn how to build a family that doesn’t just survive our cultural moment, but stands out within it.
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By Pastor Don M Smith5
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Do you ever feel like the culture is slowly seducing your family, not with a direct attack, but with a series of subtle compromises? In this urgent and empowering sixth episode of our Biblical Parenting series, we look at the story of Samson’s parents, who raised their son in a time eerily similar to our own—a time of spiritual decay and cultural pressure.
Using a powerful analogy of a wolf being seduced by its own thirst, we expose how the enemy works to make us complicit in our own downfall. But in the midst of this spiritual crisis, a faithful couple shows us the way forward. They reveal the four pillars of successful parenting, even in perilous times:
This episode is both a warning and a source of great hope. It’s for every parent who feels overwhelmed by the cultural currents and wonders if it’s even possible to raise godly children today. The answer is a resounding yes.
Tune in to learn how to build a family that doesn’t just survive our cultural moment, but stands out within it.
Support the show

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