Parenting 101: Train Up a Child
Summary
All parents have this tiny little knot of fear and helplessness when their baby finally joins the family. It’s natural for us to wonder…now what do I do? There are a million and one questions that run through the minds of all parents no matter their age, economic status, or the number of children they’ve had before. Every child is different. As stewards over God’s most precious and prized possessions, what we think or feel about raising our children has nothing to do with us! This is the first and most important lesson we must learn…it’s not about us! According to the Word of God we are required “Train up a child in the way he should go and when he is old, he will not depart from it.” (Proverbs 22:6) Parenting…101 helps us to separate our plans from God’s purpose and ordained will for HIS child.
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