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EPISODE #7
The Apostle Paul’s Prescription for Parenting
CAREY GREEN
founder Christian Home and Family
SUMMARY OF TODAY’S PODCAST
A sermon presented at Community Church of Leadville, Colorado – the church where Carey serves as Pastor (as of this posting).
This message was presented as part of a Expository series of messages through the Epistle to the Ephesians. The series was entitled “IF/THEN” – referring to the reality that IF a person is a believer in Jesus Christ, THEN they have been transformed and certain changes should happen in the way they live. This message came in the “THEN” portion of the study, Ephesians 6:1-4. The message covers some of the New Testament teaching on roles and responsibilities of Christian children and their parents.
Chart from the message:
During this presentation I used a chart, illustrating the process by which parents relinquish control to their children over time. It’s on the right… click on it for the full-size version!
Links mentioned in this podcast:
- Community Church of Leadville, CO
- My contact page (to support Christian Home and Family through purchases you already make).
A brief reminder:
I’d love to do some future episodes that are “Q & A” in nature, regarding anything related to living as a Christian family. Please submit YOUR questions to me in any of these ways.
The music track used in the Christian Home and Family Podcast is entitled, “Midian” and is from Adam Rey’s instrumental album Meat & Potatoes – Adam has generously given me permission to use his music, so please, support his generosity by checking out and purchasing his music at www.heyreyguitar.com – (no affiliate relationship, Adam’s just my friend.)
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I thought it was cool how you tied in the tyranny of the urgent with discipline – and how we need to choose the more important option of disciplining our kid. That’s powerful stuff!
@Loren Pinilis Thanks Loren… I appreciate your encouragement. As a parent I know that particular struggle TOO well.