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Parents are the most influential force in a child’s life—but what does godly parenting actually look like?
In this message from Ephesians 6:1–4, we explore the two essential pillars of biblical parenting: instruction and discipline. Through the cautionary example of Eli and his sons, as well as practical wisdom from Scripture, we are reminded that raising children requires both consistent teaching and loving training.
Through this encouraging and challenging sermon, we learn:
• Godly parenting requires both instruction and discipline
• Teaching should be continual, intentional, and woven into everyday life
• Discipline is about training and restoration, not punishment
• Children adjust to what is tolerated, not just what is communicated
• A parent’s example often has a greater impact than their advice
Featuring insights from Deuteronomy 6, 1 Samuel 2–3, 2 Timothy 3, and Proverbs, this message calls parents to focus not only on what they do, but on who they are becoming as followers of Christ.
📖 Scripture References:
Ephesians 6:1–4
1 Samuel 2:12–29; 3:11–13
Deuteronomy 6:5–7
2 Timothy 3:14–16
Proverbs 19:18; 14:26
🕊️ Get Involved: We want you to know God, find community, and make a difference. Learn more at: https://bellshoals.com/guide/
#GodlyParenting #ChristianParenting #Ephesians6 #BellShoals #FamilyMinistry #BiblicalParenting #FaithAtHome #RaiseThemUp
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Parents are the most influential force in a child’s life—but what does godly parenting actually look like?
In this message from Ephesians 6:1–4, we explore the two essential pillars of biblical parenting: instruction and discipline. Through the cautionary example of Eli and his sons, as well as practical wisdom from Scripture, we are reminded that raising children requires both consistent teaching and loving training.
Through this encouraging and challenging sermon, we learn:
• Godly parenting requires both instruction and discipline
• Teaching should be continual, intentional, and woven into everyday life
• Discipline is about training and restoration, not punishment
• Children adjust to what is tolerated, not just what is communicated
• A parent’s example often has a greater impact than their advice
Featuring insights from Deuteronomy 6, 1 Samuel 2–3, 2 Timothy 3, and Proverbs, this message calls parents to focus not only on what they do, but on who they are becoming as followers of Christ.
📖 Scripture References:
Ephesians 6:1–4
1 Samuel 2:12–29; 3:11–13
Deuteronomy 6:5–7
2 Timothy 3:14–16
Proverbs 19:18; 14:26
🕊️ Get Involved: We want you to know God, find community, and make a difference. Learn more at: https://bellshoals.com/guide/
#GodlyParenting #ChristianParenting #Ephesians6 #BellShoals #FamilyMinistry #BiblicalParenting #FaithAtHome #RaiseThemUp