Is it possible to think too highly of our children? It’s a good question to consider if we really want to know how to teach them well. Join us on Truth For Life as Alistair Begg explains what the book of Proverbs says about loving children wisely.
From the Sermon
September 8, 2002
Teach Your Children Well — Part One
Proverbs 22:6Series: Wise Words
Sermon • Includes Transcript • 47:18 • ID: 2284
Wise Words
Unlocking Treasure in the Book of Proverbs
Commenting on Proverbs, Old Testament scholar Derek Kidner writes that the book’s function is “to put godliness into working clothes.” It calls to us in the streets about real-world matters, addressing the pressing issues of our daily lives. It is intensely practical, distinctly uncomfortable—and immensely profitable. In this series of topical studies, Alistair Begg looks at the truths addressed by Proverbs’s wisdom, from its considerations of laziness, friendship, and jealousy to the use and abuse of words and language, the place of sex and fidelity in marriage, and the challenges of raising children. Is our own behavior marked by spiritual folly? Or are we pursuing a life of God-ordained, God-centered wisdom?| Message | Buy | Free | |
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Friendship
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Laziness
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Jealousy
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Words
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Warning against Adultery
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Teach Your Children Well — Part One
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Teach Your Children Well — Part Two
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