As a couple, my wife and I work in the marketplace which includes pouring ourselves into others. Afterwards when the day is done we sometimes can feel alone or simply drained. As a couple, in those moments, we become each others pillar, lifting each other up. Yet what happens when we both feel alone, drained and needing God to intervene? God sends our children to give us the right passage or Word that ministers to out hearts with a conclusion, "Mom and dad...God is faithful." Little did we know they were paying attention to us all these years when we would trust God in all our circumstances! Join us these next few weeks as we look at Scripture and build a biblical view in raising the next generation to become followers of Christ.
PART 4: Tell Your Children
If there is a time in our culture for children to know of God’s unconditional love...it’s now! The battle for the minds of our children is in full force, and the culture of our time is winning! If we are to see our young children grow in their faith, we must tell them what the Lord means to us! Learn how to speak life and blessings into your children.
Irrevocable Media.....
Red Light Green Light Theology....
Click the "Challenge to Graduates" to hear Ed speak at the Class of 2016 Commencement of Big Valley Christian High, Modesto, CA
When I first started teaching apologetics/worldview to high school students in 1998, I was given a big book. You know the ones that you could use as a door stop! There was so much information that allot of it went over my students head. So the following year I began to narrow down the questions and information, making it easy for my students to understand and remember! Attending Christian school as a child and teenager, I was given a great foundation in Biblical knowledge, yet my weakness was explaining why I believed the way I did and facts to support it. I wanted to create a tool/system that would stick with my students once they graduated. I call them The Four Basic Questions.
Lessons. Curriculum. Articles. Training and equipping parents, and the next generation to have an answer to the "Why?" and "What's" of our culture. To find out more about the Four Basic Questions (4Bq's), click below:
