These were from a sermon a few years ago. I'm continuing to clear my clutter and I want to save these notes. Psalm 127 and Proverbs 22:6 were referenced. "Don't underestimate the value of the home or of your legacy."
1. Parents are the primary ones responsible for their children's spiritual development.
2. Children are unique and should not be compared to others. (We often preach diversity but practice conformity.)
3. Kids need to *give* their best, not *be* the best.
4. Remember, it's *your* job to know what they're learning and *when* they're ready to learn.
5. Your kids are kids. Fun and laughter are important.
6. It's your job to know your kids' friends.
7. You can't control their decisions.
8. Your kids need balance. (Help them learn to manage time and priorities.)
9. Your second greatest job is to encourage your kids. (Ephesians 6:1-4)
10. You teach what you know but reproduce who you are. Obey the Word. Live out your faith.
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