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Understanding Biblical Authority: 3 Categories of Illegitimate Authority

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Authority is not a popular concept. We like to have authority, but not to be under authority. The Bible is our authority when we acknowledge it is true, embrace it, submit to it, and walk in obedience to God’s Word. Sometimes, often unintentionally, Christians look to others sources of authority such as science, experience, or man’s word and would benefit from learning how to give the Bible functional authority in their life.

Characteristics of a Disciple-Making Grandparent

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Almost every grandparent that I’ve met wants to connect deeply with their children and grandchildren and make an eternal difference in their lives. The Bible equips us to do that. In this post I explore four biblical principles that will help you disciple future generations.

The Tale of Two Lumberjacks: A Meditation on Eccl. 10:10

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Ecclesiastes reminds us, “If the iron is blunt, and one does not sharpen the edge, he must use more strength, but wisdom helps one to succeed” (Eccl. 10:10). The point of Ecclesiastes 10:10 is clear: Wise people sharpen their edge. Read more to learn how to sharpen your edge and experience three impactful outcomes.

Why Worldview Matters

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Every parent, grandparent, and pastor that I know wants to see their children grow up to know, love, and follow Jesus for a lifetime, yet many struggle to pass on faith to the next generation. That’s why worldview matters. Biblical worldview is worthy of our attention and resources. Here are six reasons why every family, church, and school needs to help children develop a biblical worldview.

What Music is Your Child or Grandchild Listening to?

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Music is one of many influences that shape the beliefs of children. A Lifeway study recently found that listening to Christian music was one of the top three influences that led toward lifelong faith in children. What messages are imbedded in the songs children hear and what are are some good Christian music for children?