WHAT THE BIBLE SAYS ABOUT KIDS (2 OF 7)
by Jim Perdue
Scripture: Psalm 127:3-5
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What The Bible Says About Kids (2 of 7)
Series: Blueprint for the Family
Jim Perdue
Psalm 127:3-5
Intro/Attention
Last Sunday morning I began a sermon series entitled, The Blueprint for the Family. Remember, God's Word gives you the plan for your family. God is the one who created the family, He invented the family, He gave us the instruction manual, and He has a plan for your family.
Throughout this series, we'll cover some very important topics: marriage, parenting, child-rearing, dealing with conflict, Graduation Sunday, Mother's Day, Father's Day, and the goal of the family. These are topics that every family needs to hear.
I showed you last last week how important it is to build your home the right way and to have the Lord protect your family. It does no good to build and guard our houses and cities if there are no future generations to inherit them and keep the family, city, and nation going.
Today, from Psalm 127, I want to bring to your attention a very important topic. A very relevant topic. And a very timely topic: What The bible Says About Kids. READ TEXT - PRAY
*Just this week, I saw where the so-called scientist, Bill Nye, has a new Netflix original series. In this series, he says for the sake of the environment, we probably need to limit the amount of children people should have. In other words, Nye is more concerned about saving trees and whales than he is saving the human race. To him, children have become a burden on the environment and they simply need to be controlled or limited.*
In many cases, this is the way the world views children. They are an inconvenience, a frustration, an expense. In decades past, children were viewed as assets, but now they are considered liabilities. But what does the Bible say? The Bible never promises that raising children will be easy. But it does promise a reward. READ 3
*If it was going to be easy, it never would have started with something called labor. Shouting to make your chil ...
Series: Blueprint for the Family
Jim Perdue
Psalm 127:3-5
Intro/Attention
Last Sunday morning I began a sermon series entitled, The Blueprint for the Family. Remember, God's Word gives you the plan for your family. God is the one who created the family, He invented the family, He gave us the instruction manual, and He has a plan for your family.
Throughout this series, we'll cover some very important topics: marriage, parenting, child-rearing, dealing with conflict, Graduation Sunday, Mother's Day, Father's Day, and the goal of the family. These are topics that every family needs to hear.
I showed you last last week how important it is to build your home the right way and to have the Lord protect your family. It does no good to build and guard our houses and cities if there are no future generations to inherit them and keep the family, city, and nation going.
Today, from Psalm 127, I want to bring to your attention a very important topic. A very relevant topic. And a very timely topic: What The bible Says About Kids. READ TEXT - PRAY
*Just this week, I saw where the so-called scientist, Bill Nye, has a new Netflix original series. In this series, he says for the sake of the environment, we probably need to limit the amount of children people should have. In other words, Nye is more concerned about saving trees and whales than he is saving the human race. To him, children have become a burden on the environment and they simply need to be controlled or limited.*
In many cases, this is the way the world views children. They are an inconvenience, a frustration, an expense. In decades past, children were viewed as assets, but now they are considered liabilities. But what does the Bible say? The Bible never promises that raising children will be easy. But it does promise a reward. READ 3
*If it was going to be easy, it never would have started with something called labor. Shouting to make your chil ...
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