Well, parenting is a full-time job.When youre at home, youre parenting.When youre at church, youre parenting.When you go on vacation, you got it,youre still parenting.But what about all the time you spend in the car,on the way to church,on the way to dinner,on the way to your vacation.Today, Ron offers some great insight in how to use this time as he continues his series, Its Apparent: Plain Talk About Raising Kids Who Love God.

To spank or not to spank.That is the question.Answers come your way next,on this Tuesday edition of Something Good.Well, its a frequently asked question among parents,to spank or not to spank,and passionate arguments have been made on both sides.Today, Ron takes us straight to Gods Word to offer biblical, practical answers.

Learning to discipline our children can be a tricky proposition,especially with so many different ideas being thrown our way.But what does Gods Word say about it? Whats the difference between discipline and punishment?What does godly discipline look like?Why should children obey their parents in the first place?Answers come your way next,as Ron continues his teaching series, Its Apparent: Plain Talk About Raising Kids Who Love God.

Good parents treat their children fairly.But that doesnt mean they treat them all the same.If you have more than one child, Im sure youve noticed that each is different.Each has unique talents,varying interests,different God-given gifts.Today Ron challenges parents to go to school on their children,to get to know them so well that you can help raise them up in the way they should go.Its all part of his continuing teaching series, Its Apparent: Plain Talk About Raising Kids Who Love God, and it comes your way next.

Good parents treat their children fairly.But that doesnt mean they treat them all the same.If you have more than one child, Im sure youve noticed that each is different.Each has unique talents,varying interests,different God-given gifts.Today Ron challenges parents to go to school on their children,to get to know them so well that you can help raise them up in the way they should go.Its all part of his continuing teaching series, Its Apparent: Plain Talk About Raising Kids Who Love God, and it comes your way next.

Well, if youre a parent or grandparent, Im sure youve heard the verse Ron just shared, "Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it"Thats Proverbs twenty two, six.The question is,is this merely a proverb, or is it also a promise.Find out next,as Ron continues his teaching series, Its Apparent: Plain Talk About Raising Kids Who Love God.

Do you want to raise kids who love God?Find out how next,on this Wednesday edition of Something Good. Raising kids Gods way isnt easy.They wont always want to go to church.They wont always be excited about family Bible study.But God says that if well train our children up in the way they should go, when they are old that will not depart from it.Stay with us now to learn more, as Ron continues his teaching series, Its Apparent: Plain Talk About Raising Kids Who Love God.

Parenting might be the toughest job on Earth.But what if there was an owners manual,a set of instructions to help us raise our kids? Thereisan instruction manual for parenting,written by God Himself.And for the next two weeks, Ron takes us straight to Gods Word for some practical advice about raising our children the right way.

Consider the words of Peter in Acts chapter two. "Repent and be baptized in the name of Jesus Christs for the forgiveness of your sins, and you will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit." Peters message was the first sermon of the church age.Simple,direct,straight to the point of what it takes to receive salvation.Today Ron takes us to this sermon, to this Day of Pentecost,as he wraps up twenty eighteen with a message from his series, AD: Acts of the Apostles.

"Faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the word of God."The verse I just quoted was from Romans ten, seventeen.Earlier in that chapter, in verse fourteen, the Apostle Paul said, and how will they hear without a preacher?The spread of the Gospel of Jesus Christ has always been dependent on people sharing that truth with the world.And today Ron takes us back to the day it all began.Its a sermon about a sermon, and it starts right now.