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.
15 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.
Sound Doctrine and Godly Living
Paul instructs Titus on teaching various groups—older men and women, younger people, and slaves—all grounded in the grace of God that teaches us to live self-controlled, upright, and godly lives w...
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...
The Transfiguration and the Power of Faith
On a high mountain, Jesus is transfigured before Peter, James, and John—His face shining like the sun, His clothes white as light. Moses and Elijah appear, and the Father speaks from a cloud. Below ...
The Transfiguration and Lessons on Faith
Jesus is transfigured before Peter, James, and John, revealing His divine glory. Descending the mountain, He heals a boy the disciples could not help and teaches about faith, servanthood, and the seri...
Marriage, Children, Riches, and Servant Leadership
Jesus teaches on marriage and divorce, blesses children, encounters a rich man who cannot give up his wealth, predicts His death a third time, and teaches that greatness in His Kingdom means being a s...
Faith, Healing, and Forgiveness
Jesus heals a centurion's servant, marveling at the Gentile's great faith. He raises a widow's son from the dead at Nain. When John the Baptist sends to ask if Jesus is the Messiah, Jesus points to Hi...
Teaching on Prayer and Confronting Darkness
Jesus teaches His disciples to pray through the Lord's Prayer and parables about persistence. He casts out a demon and defends His authority against accusations of working by Beelzebul. He pronounces ...
Children, Not Slaves
As heirs, we are no longer slaves but sons and daughters. Paul fears for the Galatians who are returning to slavery. The allegory of Sarah and Hagar shows we are children of the free woman.
Unless the LORD Builds the House
Psalm 127 teaches that all human labor is futile without God's blessing—whether building houses, guarding cities, or raising children.
Parables, Storms, and Power Over Demons
Jesus teaches the parable of the sower, explaining how different hearts receive God's word. He calms a storm on the sea, demonstrating power over nature. He delivers a demon-possessed man and heals a ...
Persistent Prayer and True Humility
Jesus teaches persistence in prayer through the parable of the persistent widow. The Pharisee and tax collector reveal that God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble. Jesus welcomes children...
The Sermon on the Mount: Kingdom Practices
Jesus teaches on private spiritual disciplines—giving, prayer, and fasting—and warns against serving money. He calls His followers to trust the Father for provision rather than being consumed by a...
Jesus Sends Out the Twelve Apostles
Jesus commissions His twelve apostles with authority and instructions for their mission. He warns of persecution, calls for fearless witness, and teaches that following Him may divide even families—...
Clean and Unclean: Heart Versus Tradition
Jesus confronts the Pharisees about elevating human tradition above God's commandments, teaching that defilement comes from the heart, not from food. A Canaanite woman's faith secures healing for her ...
Greatness, Sin, and Forgiveness in the Kingdom
Jesus teaches that the greatest in the Kingdom are those who humble themselves like children. He warns severely against causing others to stumble, teaches about church discipline, and tells the Parabl...
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