How do I raise my children to know God?
Passing faith to the next generation is every parent's desire. Discover biblical principles for raising godly children.
8 Bible studies address this question
What the Bible Says
These Bible studies explore Scripture passages that speak to this question. Each study will give you insight and practical application.
A Good Name and Training Children
Proverbs 22 emphasizes the value of reputation over riches, the importance of training children in wisdom, and the consequences of both diligence and laziness in life.
The Shema: Love the LORD Your God
Deuteronomy 6 contains the Shema, Israel's central confession of faith, commanding wholehearted love for God and diligent teaching of His words to the next generation.
Consecration and Guidance
Exodus 13 establishes the consecration of the firstborn and the Festival of Unleavened Bread, then describes God's guidance of Israel through the wilderness by pillar of cloud and fire.
Love, Obey, and Teach
Deuteronomy 11 urges Israel to love the LORD by remembering His mighty acts, warns about consequences of obedience and disobedience, and establishes teaching practices and a ceremony of blessing and c...
Memorial Stones from the Jordan
Israel sets up twelve stones as a memorial of the Jordan crossing, ensuring future generations will remember God's mighty act.
Learning from Israel's History
A lengthy historical psalm recounting Israel's story from Egypt to David. Asaph uses history as teaching tool, showing God's faithfulness despite human rebellion, and warning each generation to trust.
Israel's Disobedience and the Cycle of Judges
The angel of the LORD rebukes Israel for failing to drive out the Canaanites; the pattern of apostasy, judgment, and deliverance begins.
Israel Demands a King
When Samuel's sons prove corrupt, Israel demands a king like other nations. Though grieved, Samuel conveys both God's warning about kingship's costs and His permission to proceed.
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