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A Popular Half Truth: More is Caught Than Taught

April 13, 2018

A common phrase used to communicate how to pass on faith to future generations is this, “Faith is caught not taught.” It sounds spiritual. Unfortunately, it’s unbiblical. The Bible elevates both as important.

Training Children in the Lord: An Exhortation and Encouragement

March 20, 2018

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Philip Doddridge, an 18th Century Puritan pastor, preached a series of sermons on the religious education of children. His purpose was to encourage and exhort parents to take seriously their responsibility to train up their children in the Lord.

Why Have Children? Three Compelling Reasons to Discuss With Your Child

March 9, 2018

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Are you ready to have a fun discussion with your children? Ask them if they plan to have children and how many they would like to have. This article will help you provide a compelling biblical vision to combat the cultural arguments against having children.

In Jesus Name, Amen: The Most Powerful Words You Can Say

February 27, 2018

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Blessed is the child or grandchild that has a praying parent and grandparent. What families need today are not new and novel methods, but people who are mighty in prayer. If you are not praying daily, then may these voices from the past encourage you to make prayer a priority.

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