Why we need to train our children from a young age
Christian parents should be determined to help their children fulfill their God-given destiny on earth by teaching and directing them early enough to become instruments in the hands of God.
The Christian Post
Skip to main contentChristian parents should be determined to help their children fulfill their God-given destiny on earth by teaching and directing them early enough to become instruments in the hands of God.
After all the recent hyperbole of the alleged danger of losing American Democracy, the mainstream media is finally picking up on a story of true existential importance for the United States.
Christian parents must allow their children to occasionally endure hardship to build resilience if they want them to understand God's purpose for them, according to an education expert.
Comedian Bill Maher condemned the sexualization of children and push to expose them to drag and trans ideology, warning that the “tribal” nature of American politics is leading people to abandon the long-held consensus that “exposing kids to an adult world of lurid costumes and garish makeup borders on abuse.”
While expressing appreciation for Pastor John Lindell’s full-throated attempt at portraying him as a bonafide born-again Christian and family man, professional sword swallower Alex Magala, whose recent performance at James River Church’s Stronger Men’s Conference in Missouri was criticized as demonic by Pastor Mark Driscoll, says he has no kids and did not get saved 10 years ago.
But, as heinous as sex trafficking is, America needs to look at the obvious biological result of sex abuse: pregnancy.
This is it, parents — the end of the era we have with our kids as kids.