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Children would like a life of the couch but Christ calls all to their cross. Subscribe to Christ for Disciplers Podcast to hear more every weekday.
Your week of following Jesus may have been easy and joyful or awful. Children need to learn the reality of a life following Christ. Subscribe to Christ for Disciplers Podcast to hear more every weekday.
How children see themselves is key to their choices and future life. Give them a firm identity as children of God. Subscribe to Christ for Disciplers Podcast to hear more every weekday.
It is key that children love church and they build relationships with more than the pastor or those on staff or their peers. Subscribe to Christ for Disciplers Podcast to hear more every weekday.
Children will see God in you if He is in you. Subscribe to Christ for Disciplers Podcast to hear more every weekday.
The legacy that believing parents most want to leave with their children is their ability to withstand the attacks of Satan now and for the rest of their lives. Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount uses the analogy of a coming storm and helps us know how to teach our children to be ready for it.
As followers of Jesus, we can be tempted to keep the outside of being a Christian and let the inside slowly slip away. Satan does not mind if we and our children look like followers of Jesus, as long as we do not follow him to heaven. Listen to Jesus' words in the Sermon on the Mount that address this...
Jesus directs us to focus on Him but in the Sermon on the Mount he also tells us to keep our eyes open for those misrepresenting him. We need to train the next generation to be able to tell the difference between a true and false prophet. Listen to Jesus directions.
Are the majority of people trying to train the next generation like you are? Probably not if you are training them in Jesus. In his Sermon on the Mount, Jesus lets his followers know that discipling the right way is unique and we are to expect to be different.
How we treat the children in our lives teaches them how God treats them. That's a difficult task but one that Jesus has instruction and power for in the Sermon on the Mount.
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