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I listened as the father said to me in the presence of his teenage son, “Do you know what it’s like to go to church and know that everyone there has been talking about and praying for your rebellious son?” He continued. “This isn’t the way it’s supposed to be. I ask myself, if I knew that this was the way it would all turn out, would we have ever chosen to have children? I can’t describe how disappointed and embarrassed I am.”
We don't know much about the man Enoch. Despite his unremarkable life, Enoch is the second character enshrined in the famous "Hall of Faith" - Hebrews 11.
Every culture and generation could say, "Parenting is particularly hard because . . ." But I think there is one thing that is particularly unique about the culture in which we live.
The love of money is not a little thing; it really is a portal to all kinds of evil.
Understanding our children's deepest need allows us to become better parents and lead them to the Lord. Knowing these six truths about your kids will reorient your parenting.
So I want to take time to unpack five implications of those four words in Genesis 1:1 and apply them to the world of sex.
So what are the essential wisdom perspectives that Scripture gives us that enable us to have realistic expectations for our marriage? Here are three things to remember.
On October 19, 2014, my life changed. I was in acute renal failure and didn't know it. If I had waited another week to see a doctor, I would have been dead. There are three principles that guide us how to live by faith when life makes no sense at all.
Sex that recognizes God’s existence becomes the beautiful, intimate, relational act of worship that it was intended to be.