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Dr. Russell Moore has some interesting (convicting?) thoughts on unrestricted and unmonitored cellphone usage among our children.  Like virtually everything he writes, it is worth the time to read.  Here is an excerpt…
“The formation and discipline of children, after all, is built on the pattern of God’s fatherly discipline of his people (Heb 12:3-11), [...]

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Dr. Gene Veith recently posted some interesting facts about growth among the Amish (they have grown 84% since 1992.)  The majority of this growth is the result of high birthrates (on average, each Amish family has 5 children with 85% of these children remaining Amish.)  The thrust of his post is the weakness among evangelicals [...]

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Dr. John Piper has posted a brief description of how he has tried to train up his children spiritually.  It is worth reading or listening to the audio.  You can find it here http://www.desiringgod.org/ResourceLibrary/AskPastorJohn/ByTopic/104/3208/

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As I have said before on this blog, I am a homeschooling father.  I take the biblical commands to evangelize and disciple my children seriously (i.e. Deut 6:4-9, Eph 6:4, etc.)  In an attempt to accomplish these God-given responsibilities, my wife and I have made the choice to keep our children home for their education.  [...]

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Rick Phillips has an encouraging (and convicting) post over at the Reformation 21 blog regarding how to train up Christian children.  You can find it here http://www.reformation21.org/blog/2008/08/discipling-christian-children-1.php

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Dr. John Walton has put his finger on a significant problem in much curriculum used in children’s ministry… bad hermeneutics.   According to Dr. Walton, some of the common hermeneutical errors in children’s curriculum are:
1)      Promotion of the trivial.
2)      Illegitimate extrapolation.
3)      Reading between the lines.
4)      Missing important nuance.
5)      Focus on people rather than God.
Are we [...]

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