| Romans 22:5-6 (Part1) |
Ephesians 6:4
(Part) |
Luke 15:21-32
(Part3) |
| Ephesians 3:4
(Part1) |
Luke 15:11-21
(Part2) |
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Most children want their
parents to be involved in their lives. Children will
actually seek out interaction with their parents
unless they have been taught or conditioned not to.
There are positive and negative ways to be involved in
our children’s lives.
Godly fathers know their families and they know that
their children are gifts from God. Knowing this, the
godly father must
dedicate and teach his children with godly information
and tools that will allow the children to grow and
handle life in God’s
way. The godly parent may also be required to reach out
and to teach other children who are not related by
blood. As the
father fulfills this great responsibility, he can be
confident that even if the child stumbles or makes
mistakes, the child will
return to those godly teachings and tools. This is the
same confidence that our heavenly Father has in each of
His children. |
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