What Do You Want For Your Children?

Joe Slater

The question in the title could be asked of moms as well as dads, but since our country celebrates this Sunday as “Father’s Day,” we’ll focus there. You’ve heard the cliché “like father, like son.” Scripture also recognizes the tendency of sons to imitate their fathers and even previous ancestors (Acts 7:51).

So, dads, what do you want for your children? For your grandchildren? Are you teaching them by word? I hope so! But the effect of your words will be diminished unless you lead by example!

Do you want your children to…

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When you think of King David in the Bible, you may recall his battle with Goliath, or his friendship with Jonathan, or the fact that he was a man after God’s own heart, or his grave mistake with Bathsheba, or the beautiful Psalms he wrote.  But there is a story that is often overlooked that is particularly beneficial for us in these challenging times.  The story begins in 1 Samuel 18.  David is praised for his warrior skills in verses 7-9  “and the women sang to one another as they…

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The glory of grace was in the air, but their broken hearts had no idea that the silence of Saturday would make room for shouts of joy at the announcement of a risen Savior on Sunday.