You know the type. Bold with new believers. Silent around mature saints. Put them with struggling folks or people who look up to them, and they've got answers for days. Quick with advice. Ready to lead. But put them in a room with seasoned believers, discerning elders, somebody who might
Your kids don't need more information. They need discernment. We're raising a generation that can Google anything but can't think critically about what they find. They know how to consume content but not how to evaluate it. They've been trained to repeat what they're told, not to test it against
Your children absorb what they see, not just what they hear. If you're lukewarm, they'll be cold. If you compromise, they'll abandon. If you're faithful, you show them "the way, the truth and the life." Live the faith you want them to inherit. Time is shorter than you think.
"If ye love me, keep my commandments" (John 14:15). You don't get to love Jesus on your terms. Real love produces real obedience—not perfect obedience, but a pattern of it. Habitual disobedience without conviction proves rebellion, not relationship. Stop calling Him Lord while ignoring His Word. If you
God's Word isn't up for debate. You don't get to pick which verses you like and ignore the rest. You don't get to reinterpret scripture to match your lifestyle. 'All scripture is given by inspiration of God' (2 Timothy 3:16). Here's the reality: Submit or rebel. Those are your