PRACTICAL PRINCIPLES FOR PARENTING (5 OF 7)
by Jim Perdue
Scripture: Proverbs 29:1-23, Proverbs 29:25-27
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Practical Principles for Parenting (5 of 7)
Series: Blueprint for the Family
Jim Perdue
Proverbs 29:1-27
Intro/Attention
Today we continue our series, The Blueprint for the Family. This series has taken us through Mother's Day, Graduation Sunday, and will conclude on Father's Day. We've covered some very important topics and today, we'll handle one that's very difficult but very important. From Proverbs 29:1-27, we'll study Practical Principles for Parenting.
You may know that the book of Proverbs is very practical. It provides principles that can be implemented and applied instantly. It deals with topics such as love, marriage, temptation, money, wisdom, and success. And here, it deals with parenting: discipline, instruction, correction, and direction.
Proverbs 29 is known as the chapter on vision because of verse 18. But today, my hope is to instill in you a vision for your family and your children. A vision for parenting. And let me say before I continue, I need this sermon as much as anyone in the room! READ 1-3, 15-17
*A first grade teacher collected some old, well-known proverbs. She gave each child in her class the first half of a proverb, and he or she had to come up with the rest. Here are the results: As You Shall Make Your Bed So Shall You...Mess It Up. Better to Be Safe Than...Punch A 5th Grader. Strike While The...Bug Is Close. It's Always Darkest Before...Daylight Savings Time. You Can Lead A Horse To Water But...How? Don't Bite The Hand That...Looks Dirty. You Can't Teach An Old Dog New...Math. If You Lie Down With The Dogs, You'll...Stink In The Morning. An Idle Mind Is...The Best Way To Relax. A Penny Saved Is...Not Much. Two's Company, Three's...The Musketeers. Laugh And The Whole World Laughs With You, Cry And...You Have To Blow Your Nose. If At First You Don't Succeed...Get New Batteries. When The Blind Lead The Blind...Get Out Of The Way. These are examples of a child's wisdom. And some of it is not so bad. Now for scriptur ...
Series: Blueprint for the Family
Jim Perdue
Proverbs 29:1-27
Intro/Attention
Today we continue our series, The Blueprint for the Family. This series has taken us through Mother's Day, Graduation Sunday, and will conclude on Father's Day. We've covered some very important topics and today, we'll handle one that's very difficult but very important. From Proverbs 29:1-27, we'll study Practical Principles for Parenting.
You may know that the book of Proverbs is very practical. It provides principles that can be implemented and applied instantly. It deals with topics such as love, marriage, temptation, money, wisdom, and success. And here, it deals with parenting: discipline, instruction, correction, and direction.
Proverbs 29 is known as the chapter on vision because of verse 18. But today, my hope is to instill in you a vision for your family and your children. A vision for parenting. And let me say before I continue, I need this sermon as much as anyone in the room! READ 1-3, 15-17
*A first grade teacher collected some old, well-known proverbs. She gave each child in her class the first half of a proverb, and he or she had to come up with the rest. Here are the results: As You Shall Make Your Bed So Shall You...Mess It Up. Better to Be Safe Than...Punch A 5th Grader. Strike While The...Bug Is Close. It's Always Darkest Before...Daylight Savings Time. You Can Lead A Horse To Water But...How? Don't Bite The Hand That...Looks Dirty. You Can't Teach An Old Dog New...Math. If You Lie Down With The Dogs, You'll...Stink In The Morning. An Idle Mind Is...The Best Way To Relax. A Penny Saved Is...Not Much. Two's Company, Three's...The Musketeers. Laugh And The Whole World Laughs With You, Cry And...You Have To Blow Your Nose. If At First You Don't Succeed...Get New Batteries. When The Blind Lead The Blind...Get Out Of The Way. These are examples of a child's wisdom. And some of it is not so bad. Now for scriptur ...
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