Parents are mediators of God’s love in their children’s lives, modeling the unconditional acceptance we have in Christ (not based on our performance). It’s therefore vital that parents walk by the Spirit in order to live out this calling in their hearts, home, and habits.
Parents and grandparents are in a unique position of impact on “their” children and grandchildren, who ultimately belong to God; they can always pray for, love, and serve them no matter what the relationship is like or how far away they live.
The parent/child relationship is another key relationship in which we’re to honor Christ and order our lives around Him. The home is designed as a laboratory of learning and growth, a training ground for life.
In this third session on marriage, Ken Boa discusses concepts like, “1 + 1 = 1 in marriage,” the husband’s call to lead his wife in love, differences in romantic and other kinds of love, and practical tips for showing love to one’s spouse.
In this third session on marriage, Ken Boa discusses concepts like, “1 + 1 = 1 in marriage,” the husband’s call to lead his wife in love, differences in romantic and other kinds of love, and practical tips for showing love to one’s spouse.
Ken Boa discusses ordering our lives, specifically our marriage relationships (if we’re married), around Christ, who is like the hub around which our entire lives should revolve.
Ken Boa discusses relationships in general and marriage in particular as a key area of our lives which must be submitted to God.
Ken Boa continues to introduce his new teaching series in his Friday morning men’s study (Momentum), entitled “Being, Knowing & Doing: How Godly Principles Strategically Affect Men’s Everyday Lives.”
Ken Boa introduces a new teaching series in his Friday morning men’s study (Momentum), entitled “Being, Knowing & Doing: How Godly Principles Strategically Affect Men’s Everyday Lives.”
By loving God completely, we discover who and whose we are as we come to see ourselves as God sees us. In this way, we become secure enough to become others-centered rather than self-centered.
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