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The teacher took one look at the home work and said, "This is awful! How can one person make so many mistakes?"
"One didn't," the boy answered. "My dad helped me."
Our children watch us more than they listen to us and if we say one thing and do another they will follow our deeds and forget our words.
Therefore, read and remember these words from Proverbs "Train up a child in the way he should go, even when he is old he will not depart from it" (Prov. 22:6).
When I first learned how to drive, of all the skills involved, I was early taught, that unscheduled stops at telephone poles or trees was unacceptable. My father did not say, “Go where you will, my son. I’m sure eventually you will figure it out.”
I was a good student. I did not want to have wrecks. I learned how to read maps. It seemed foolish to head north when I really wanted to go south.
God is like that. Good and bad are like that. It’s called giving a child good maps, good directions and good advice.
It’s not saying, “Go where you want to. Do what you want to."
A lack of direction is not fine. A paucity of instruction is foolish. Life is a highway and there are a lot of side roads that spell trouble.
Prov 22:6
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The teacher took one look at the home work and said, "This is awful! How can one person make so many mistakes?"
"One didn't," the boy answered. "My dad helped me."
Our children watch us more than they listen to us and if we say one thing and do another they will follow our deeds and forget our words.
Therefore, read and remember these words from Proverbs "Train up a child in the way he should go, even when he is old he will not depart from it" (Prov. 22:6).
When I first learned how to drive, of all the skills involved, I was early taught, that unscheduled stops at telephone poles or trees was unacceptable. My father did not say, “Go where you will, my son. I’m sure eventually you will figure it out.”
I was a good student. I did not want to have wrecks. I learned how to read maps. It seemed foolish to head north when I really wanted to go south.
God is like that. Good and bad are like that. It’s called giving a child good maps, good directions and good advice.
It’s not saying, “Go where you want to. Do what you want to."
A lack of direction is not fine. A paucity of instruction is foolish. Life is a highway and there are a lot of side roads that spell trouble.
Prov 22:6
"Train up a child in the way he should go, Even when he is old he will not depart from it."
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