Whose Parent Would You Like to Be?

"Whose Parent Would You Like to Be?" is a Biblical study of various relationships that are examined to assist you in your journey as a Christian parent. Some of my personal experiences are sprinkled throughout. I have found that many Christian parents believe that children don't come with instructions. To some degree this is correct. But I do not see that God would provide parents with the important task of raising children to follow His will and understand their purpose in life...
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"Whose Parent Would You Like to Be?" is a Biblical study of various relationships that are examined to assist you in your journey as a Christian parent. Some of my personal experiences are sprinkled throughout.
I have found that many Christian parents believe that children don't come with instructions. To some degree this is correct. But I do not see that God would provide parents with the important task of raising children to follow His will and understand their purpose in life without providing some direction for those He has placed in charge of exposing God's love to them. I have made attempts to bring out some examples of what God could be saying through His word to today's Christian parents.
Below is a snapshot of what lessons are contained in
"Whose Parent Would You Like to Be?"
The rich man and Lazarus-What is really important in life
Noah-Doing God's will even if you are alone
Miriam, Aaron, and Moses-God using a family to do His will
Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah (AKA-Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego)-Godly friends are needed
John the Baptizer-Point our children in the direction of God's mission
Lois, Eunice, and Timothy-Multigenerational Christian influence
Naomi and Ruth-a mature woman teaching a younger woman
Suggestions for parents
War-Arming our children for spiritual warfare play
Prayer- Constant communication with God
Study-Know God's will assemble-Gather with the saints