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Lee Adair - Challenges for Godly Parents by Amarillo Church of Christ Sermons

20250613 - Lee Adair - Challenges for Godly Parents by Amarillo Church of Christ Sermons

For this special episode Dave and Bethlie invite you to join them for part 2 of 2 of the 2024 Special Education Summit hosted by Tabernacle Christian School in Hickory North Carolina.  The speaker is Renee Gamble and you will not want to miss her talk! Do you know someone who could benefit from this series?  Will you share this episode with a friend? Interested in attending the 2025 Special Education Summit? Click Here for more details. Thanks for joining us!  See you next week.     Want to hear Pastor Dave Young preach? Westwood Baptist Church Westwood Baptist Church Podcast

For this special episode Dave and Bethlie invite you to join them for part 1 of 2 of the 2024 Special Education Summit hosted by Tabernacle Christian School in Hickory North Carolina.  The speaker is Renee Gamble and you will not want to miss her talk! Do you know someone who could benefit from this series?  Will you share this episode with a friend? Interested in attending the 2025 Special Education Summit?  Click Here for more details.  Thanks for joining us!  See you next week.     Want to hear Pastor Dave Young preach? Westwood Baptist Church Westwood Baptist Church Podcast

Thanks for joining us for Part 4 of our series on Raising A Child with Special Needs. If you missed parts 1 and 2, and 3  here are the links: Part 1 Defining special needs Part 2 1) Recognize that "special needs" vary in scope and demand 2) Recognize that special needs are nothing new Thank you for joining us! Part 3 1) Parent's must train children 2) Paren'ts must bring them up/norture them. Episode 264 Notes Part 4 5.  Recognize that special needs children can be lead to Christ   Be patient Be repetitive Believe in the power of the gospel Teach them to love  Teach them to love Jesus   Having a special needs child doesn't negate the responsibility to train them anymore than it negates the responsibility to care for them.     Special Education Summit *** Want to hear Pastor Dave Young preach? Westwood Baptist Church Westwood Baptist Church Podcast                     https://www.tabernaclechristianschool.org/special-education-summit

Thanks for joining us for Part 3 of our series on Raising A Child with Special Needs. If you missed parts 1 and 2 here are the links: Part 1 Defining special needs Part 2 1) Recognize that "special needs" vary in scope and demand 2) Recognize that special needs are nothing new Thank you for joining us!   Episode 263 Notes 3. Recognize that God's commands are the same Parent's must train children Having a special needs child doesn't negate the responsiblity to train any more than it negates our responsibility to care for them. Our culture often believers it does (it negates our responsibility to care for them) Abortion is usually the answer Giving them away as a foster child or giving them up for adoption is another way Having a special needs child means that you have a greater responsiblity to train and care Parent's must bring them up/nurture them Remember that you are not alone.  GET HELP   4.  Recognize that behavioral issues are to be solved with patient teaching and training ODD; ADHD; ADD are quite normal and will become worse if left alone A child left to himself, brings his mother to shame *** Want to hear Pastor Dave Young preach?  Westwood Baptist Church Westwood Baptist Church Podcast  

The last few weeks Dave and Bethlie are taking an important break in order to focus on moving into their new home and also to enable them freedom to serve their community as it continues to deal with the recent tornados that negatively impacted their town of Poplar Bluff. They will resume normal programming very soon.  In the meantime, please enjoy this rewind episode which is part 3 of a series entitled The Challenging Seasons of Life.

For the next few weeks Dave and Bethlie are taking an important break in order to focus on moving into their new home and also to enable them freedom to serve their community as it continues to deal with the recent tornados that negatively impacted their town of Poplar Bluff. They will resume normal programming very soon.  In the meantime, please enjoy this rewind episode which is part 1 of a series entitled The Challenging Seasons of Life.

We are instructed to raise our children with the knowledge of God through both voice and action.

Join Dave and Bethlie as the discuss a sensitive yet prevalent issue in our culture today.   What do you do when your child has been caught viewing porn? Be thankful for the "caught" Be matter of fact Begin the conversation What happened? How long has this been happening? What have you been viewing? How did you access it? Be willing to disciple for the long haul 1. Psalm 119:9-11 God's Word cleanses us God'w Word strengthens us to victory 5. Take time to evaluate Is there a failure in the home? Is there a fault that can be corrected? Is there a failure in your teaching? Have you had conversations about sexuality? About porn? About what to do when you see porn? 6. Take time to grow the relationship 

How do you keep a marriage alive and fresh? Decide - that it is what you want. It is never automatic It is always attainable It is always worth it . . . Divorce is never an easy option Even when it is necessary Even when you can't stop it Do everything in your power to keep your marriage healthy Develop a best friend relationship Good habits Pray together Talk through issues Keep talking through issues Trust Discern Your spouse's needs or desires

Apply the Bible via wisdom sayings You will reap what you sow A little bit of sin makes a whole lot of mess The best time to take care of sin is when it is very small Birds of a feather flock together You can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink He who dies with the dirtiest towel wins Only one life will soon be past, only whats done for Christ will last You should always be honest . . .   Consider Christian education If Christian education is used as a tool to strengthen God's Word in the hearts of your children, it is a good thing For you that send your kids to a public school, you have to work harder to protect their heart Beware of sending your kids to a Christian school and then undermining their foundation by sending them to a secular university that is an expert in attacking, weakening, and altering their upbringing We want to hear from you: Do you have any specific ways you are teaching your children the Bible? Do you have any wisdom sayings that we can share with our audience?

In this episode you'll learn how to nurture a deep, lasting connection with the Bible in your children. Dave and Bethlie explore practical methods to integrate God's Word into your family's daily life. Whether through storytelling, reading together, or creating memory verses, this episode is packed with strategies to help your children grow spiritually. Read the Bible Aloud: Start by reading Bible stories together to create a foundation for understanding God's Word. Model and Mentor: Show your children the importance of personal Bible reading through your own example. Memorization Matters: Engage in family memorization of scriptures during meals, car rides, and bedtime. Involve the Church: Choose a church that prioritizes biblical preaching and teaching to reinforce what you teach at home. Celebrate Milestones: Reward spiritual growth, like finishing reading the Bible, to encourage a lifelong love of scripture. Use Everyday Moments: Apply scripture to daily life and specific situations to make it relatable and memorable. Connect with Us: Instagram: @keepingityoungpodcast Facebook: Keeping It Young

5.) Know, Think, and Speak Truth.   Jesus IS Truth. (John 14:6) **Do you know Him? Know Truth: Remind yourself that at one of the darkest points in history, Christ came! Think Truth: He is not the Author of anxiety or fear. (Phil. 4:6-7; 2 Tim. 1:7) His grace, strength, and wisdom is available when overwhelmed by the Holiday hustle and bustle. (2 Cor. 12:9, James 1:5) He is always with us, and He has promised that struggles are for a season. (Heb. 13:5, 2 Cor. 4:17). Speak Truth: Remind yourself and your children of the Biblical Christmas Story. Remind yourself and your children of the reason and truth behind Christmas traditions. Be ready to share the Truth of Christmas to all.

5 Ways To Help Your Teen Keep teaching. Keep protecting. Raise expectations; don't lower them. A teen who can't work, can't clean, is not polite, won't speak when spoken too — is crippled for life

I. What Godly Parents Will DoII. The Spiritual Goal They HaveIII. The Confidence of Jehovah

Five Ways to Damage Your  Marriage (Part 1) 1.  Neglect it - again Neglect occurs over a process of time Neglect always diminishes value Failure to invest over a process of time erodes our marriages 2.  Treat each other disrespectfully - again When we aren't kind When we are rude When we never express love 3.  Separate from each other as much as possible Think me and not we If you are always heading in different directions, your marriage will suffer If you never take the time to talk, your marriage will suffer We have found that we have to schedule time each day . . .

Christian Womanhood It involves cultivating selflessness She is warm Safe and trustworthy v. 11-12 Good - agreeable, pleasant, better (root is joyful and delightful) Illustration “You're better than that” Don't allow issues to turn you into a hard, cold, sarcastic,  eye-rolling wife) Financially - no need of spoil Personally - does good and not evil Be careful that the familiar does not become an irritation Deeply - “good and not evil” Can He share? When and how he wants to share? Romantically - intimately - no need of spoil, good and not evil Beware of hurts, bitterness, frustrations, struggles Talk them out, work it out, get help-out Don't fizzle; make it sizzle She is wise Think - every time Be kind - every time Psalm 19:14 Psalm 141:3 Eph. 4:32 She wants him to win v. 23 Follow him - treat him like the leader God made him to be Eph 5:22-24 Promote him - with reverence and awe Eph 5:33 Be counter cultural   Conclusion: Pro 31:28-31 So many women seek validation, praise, honor, status They want the priceless label, but sell themselves short

What does Biblical Womanhood Look Like? Consider the word virtuous It involves cultivating strength Virtuous is Strong in purity, chastity, and righteousness Modern dictionaries get it all wrong One strives to be virtuous to appear to be better than others Bible- it doesn't make you better but priceless Dictionaries: Collins - to do what is expected and feeling pleased with themselves, perhaps too pleased Cambridge - Thinks oneself morally better than others, only does good so he can feel virtuous Oxford - behaving in a very good or moral way, irreproachable, claiming to behave better or have a higher moral standard than others. Modern philosophies get it wrong: A strong woman follows her heart The heart is deceitful and desperately wicked She shows her authentic self In my flesh dwells no good thing She cultivates her own interests Be kindly affectioned one to another . . . in honor preferring She is self-aware and continually growing into herself For me to live is Christ and to die is gain She stands up for herself and and is not afraid to share her thoughts and ideas regardless of what others think She speaks her heart and mind Whoso keeps his mouth and tongue keeps his soul from trouble Proverbs 21:23 Same word for going into battle Root is to twist, writhe, twirl, dance The Virtuous woman is strong She is prepared for battle She cha-cha-chas her way through her busy days Cf. Ephesians 6 She is strong 6:10 She is ready for battle 6:11 She is prepared for whatever comes her way 6:13 It involves cultivating a strong relationship with God v. 30 A woman who fears the Lord Can't get enough of God Is in awe of God Will be praised

The focus in this passage is the Father's love. The example that the author of Hebrews uses is the personal relationship we have with God. We are God's children, His sons and daughters. And because of that relationship, God disciplines us. And again, we are to take the example set by our Heavenly Father in providing discipline for our kids.

Dave and Bethlie's youngest child, Charity Young, joins them for this episode.  As 15 year old young lady, how did God speak to Charity recently when she read through Proverbs 31? Listen, and enjoy!

When it comes to the topic of discipline, we realize that we are a family under construction. There are many different views and approaches to discipline. Some views might tend to be more controversial than others. The thing that we all share in common, those of you that are parents, is that the biggest heartaches and heartbreaks we've ever experienced in our lives is over our kids. And when it comes to the topic of disciplining our kids, we often feel like failures, or we just don't know what to do. Well, the Bible gives us a framework, a construction plan, a blueprint to how we can accomplish the goal of disciplining our kids and the next generation. And today we are going to look at that framework by looking at Hebrews, chapter 12.

Part 3 We want our children to have good appetites. Appetites for eternal things over earthly things God's Word God' Love Diligence Faithfulness Character Integrity Family We want our children to be successful adults Prepared All ready going that way before they get there Parenting is intended to teach our teens to parent themselves Know where you are taking your kids Give them opportunities to prove they are getting there

We are going to look at an amazing story in Matthew chapter 15. It is a story about the incredible faith and prayer of a mother. It illustrates the power of praying parents and grandparents. And her faith will serve as an example to us to make use of the power tool of prayer for our families.

Part 2 The goals we should have according to the verse We want our children to have good behavior. This idea shows up especially in the early chapters Listen to our commands Heed our laws Do right and pursue wisdom Teach them to obey Expectation Communication Follow-through Correction (Proverbs 13:24, 19:18, 22:15, 23:13-14, 29:15,17)  

We Must Emphasize Training Proverbs 22:6 Recap of our study through Proverbs: Chapters 1-9 are about his training of his own son. Chapters 10-31 contain truth about areas we should emphasize. 5 Reasons It Is Right To Emphasize Training It is a word from Solomon, - known for His God-given wisdom. It is the Word of God by the Holy Spirit and it is therefore profitable for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness. It is based on the truth of sowing and reaping. It is simply a summary of God's plan for the home and family. It makes sense. The Choices We Have As Parents To train or not to train To teach or not to teach To correct or not to correct To love or not to love To impart wisdom or to leave to folly To prepare for adulthood or to relegate to failure To succeed or to fail

We must emphasize the dangers of alcohol We understand this is a debated matter All of us agree that drunkenness is wrong Drunkenness is when alcohol is altering our God given faculties It controls our emotions It controls our reactions               2.  We understand that this is a problem area               3.  We believe it is an easy matter All of us agree that we are wrong when alcohol is damaging our life and the lives of those around us Solomon's main point over and over again is that alcohol is dangerous and should be avoided It does much damage One of the leading causes of preventable death in the USA (National institute on alcohol) 1/3 of fatal vehicle accidents were alcohol related 174 million abuse alcohol/only 9 million abuse opiods Financially It is expensive It is costly in how it affects work and health and relationships and so forth               4. We must understand that Solomon is warning us about these dangers: What it does Proverbs 23:29 Also 20:1 It mocks It rages It deceives and destroys wisdom How it happens Proverbs 23:30-31 Linger Search Look Where it leads Proverbs 23:32-35 It bites and stings It affects thinking and perverts v. 33 It makes you sick v. 34 It leaves you deceived. v. 35 It leads to addiction v. 35 It leads to perverted leadership Proverbs 31:4-5 Where it is acceptable Proverbs 31:6-7 Medicinally 1 Tim 5:23 As parents we must emphasize the dangers of alcohol. Show your children those who have been damaged by it Relationships Car accidents Health failures Stay away from it.

We must continually protect our children from foolish influences. 1) Internet Only when supervised Not just for fun Not just because they're bored Use Gryphon Use Covenant Eyes Frequently check phones and computer history Keept it random Make it a surprise 2) Social Media None is always best How to do it? Get other parents to join you Get your school on board Teach your children to stand alone What to do if you do it? Make it a rite of passage Sign an agreement Write a paper Read a book My Tech-Wise Life Ways your phone is changing you Tiktok - dangerous and damaging Emotionally damaging Relationally damaging Legally damaging Purity damaging Instagram 3) Music Have standards Talk thorugh matters and continually offer biblical wisdom No one can handle a diet of unBiblical thinking communciated via music 4) Movies Be careful Always evaluate a movie prior to watching it Wait for it to be available via Vidangel or on Clearplay Talk about reasons and teach truths  

One thing anyone who works with children must never give up

In this episode, Dave and Bethlie discuss the importance of godly and positive influences in the family. They emphasize the need to shield children and ourselves from negative, harmful influences. Proverbs 13:20 We must emphasize the blessings and dangers of influence. Proverbs 1:11-19 Proverbs 9:6 The best influences are those that impart righteousness and wisdom.

A new MP3 sermon from Dr David C. Mackereth is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: An Appeal to the Children of Godly Parents. Subtitle: C H Spurgeon Speaker: C. H. Spurgeon Broadcaster: Dr David C. Mackereth Event: Sunday Service Date: 7/4/2024 Bible: Proverbs 6:20-23 Length: 28 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Dr David C. Mackereth is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: An Appeal to the Children of Godly Parents. Subtitle: C H Spurgeon Speaker: C. H. Spurgeon Broadcaster: Dr David C. Mackereth Event: Sunday Service Date: 7/4/2024 Bible: Proverbs 6:20-23 Length: 28 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Valley View Free Will Baptist is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Worldly Parents and Godly Parents Speaker: Robbie Dockery Broadcaster: Valley View Free Will Baptist Event: Sunday - AM Date: 5/12/2024 Length: 46 min.

Series: N/AService: Radio Program / PodcastType: Radio Program / PodcastSpeaker: E.R. Hall, Jr.

Today on The Salty Podcast, Devins speaks with Sophia Watts about growing up rooted in Jesus, the hardest time in her life (Hint: breaking up with Taylor) and how God can change transform the ones we love for the better! She also speaks on filling voids in our lives with the wrong things, how to ground our children in Christ, and being an influence for young ladies. Taylor and Sohpia TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@taylorrandsoph Taylor and Sophia YT - https://www.youtube.com/@TaylorandSoph Sophia IG - https://www.instagram.com/sophiahillll Taylor IG - https://www.instagram.com/taylorrwatts

Luke Chapter One - In the lives of Zacharias and Elizabeth we learn some valuable lessons for parenting today. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/simpletruth/message

There is something powerful about modeling. And when we think about our core value, it is vitally important that we seek to model The Lord Jesus to our world.

What Joshua says is so powerful, many have etched his words and displayed them in their homes: “As for me and my house, we will serve the LORD.” Parents, families, in order to be a biblical family in our modern world, we have to realize it is our house, and therefore our choice.

When it comes to parenting, you can do everything right, follow all the right instructions, which in itself is an impossibility, but even in the perfect environment there is no guarantee that your kids will turn out the way you want. Every kid is different and parenting them has to be different. There is no formula that guarantees a certain outcome. As a result, we are all dependent on God to fill in the gaps of our failures.

In today's ever-changing world, families are facing new challenges and pressures that can threaten to weaken their foundations. How do families develop strong foundations that can withstand the test of time? Drawing on the importance of family in the Bible, this podcast on family offers practical advice for building a strong, godly family. In this episode, Pastor Scott and a variety of special guests will explore how godly parents can help pass on the legacy of faith to the next generation in this fallen, seemingly evil, world.  

What is the balance of discipline and grace? Pastor Lee digs into this topic as we continue talking about godly parenting.

If you have growing children or planning to have one this episode is especially made for you You can find me on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/jeanith.padilla/ I would love to connect with you.

This is the second episode in our series on the relationship of God and Parents. We cover 4 characteristics of being Godly parents and begin the 10 principles of raising Christian children.

Series: Building Your FamilyService: Sun Bible StudyType: Bible ClassSpeaker: Brian Lee

Women's Bible Study at Compass Bible Church

Randy Chunn is a great example of how a strong Christian home, along with a healthy church, can be used of the Lord to produce a committed, lifelong follower of Jesus.