There's something the enemy is deceiving believers with and it's leading them in the wrong direction. I've written about it before, but I want to shed light on it once again and expose the lies. You've heard it; “For the word of God is living and
powerful, and sharper than any two-edged sword..." and that's where most preachers stop.
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The Quality of Parental Leadership is Found in the Children
Seems everyone these days, including parents, want to blame
everyone and everything else for the way their kids are. We blame the school teacher,
we blame the youth pastor, we blame our neighbors, and even movies and video
games. But the truth we cannot escape is that children are the responsibility
of the parents. It is mom and dad’s job to train up the child in the way he
should go, so that when he is old he will not depart from it (Proverbs 22).
The Quality of a Husband’s Leadership is Found in His Wife
If you want to know the quality of a husband’s leadership;
look at his wife. We’re told the pastor is “doing his job” if you see his wife
smiling on the front row of service. We’re told he's a good husband if
his wife is always by his side, supporting him, and involving herself in
multiple ministries within the church. But I urge you to take a closer look.
The Quality of Church Leadership is Found in the Flock
Would it bother you to know your children weren’t being fed?
Would you be okay seeing your children depressed, addicted to drugs, constantly
sick, and in danger of losing their lives? Would it be okay with you if your
children were neglected? What if you discovered the reason your children were
in these conditions was because of you?
Why Do You Care What Your Kids Think?
By
nature, parents want their children to know they’re good parents. We want our
children to trust us. We want our children to believe we know what’s good for
them. We want our children to know we care about their feelings. We want them
to believe we only want what's best for them and that nothing we ever do is to
hurt them. We want them to feel
secure in our love for them.
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