Parent-Child Relationships-Part 3, Episode 2
October 31, 2018
A part of the Declaration of Independence includes life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. When it comes to parent child relationships the key words usually include independence. So how often do you hear about long life as its related to obeying and honoring your parents, even as adults? In today’s edition of Sound Doctrine Pastor Jeff Johnson shows how the very way in which we honor and obey parents as suitable even for adult children paves the way for a blessed and long life. With our second installment of Parent Child relationships part 3, here is Pastor Jeff Johnson in Ephesians 6 for today’s encouragement in Sound Doctrine.
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When it comes to having children, our culture has increasingly turned a sour note on families. The statistics show a rising concern over the cost of raising children. Whether it is child care, the economy, or financial stability the issue of finances plays a large role. That’s why on today’s edition of Sound Doctrine Pastor Jeff takes us back to the beginning in Scripture to show that when God guides He provides, especially in this area of starting a family. With more on the message of Parent-Child Relationships - Part 3, here is Pastor Jeff Johnson in Ephesians 6.
October 30, 2018
The Bible shows the importance of our obedience to the Lord. It says to obey is better than sacrifice, and to heed than the fat of rams. But when it comes to obedience to parents, obedience is still key to God’s blessings. In today’s edition of Sound Doctrine Pastor Jeff Johnson gives us keys to healthy and harmonious parent child relationships in God’s Word. As we finish part 2 of Parent Child relationships we discover that we can’t do it on our own. So with more in Ephesians 6:1, here is Pastor Jeff Johnson for today’s instruction in Sound Doctrine.
October 29, 2018
Children. Whether you’re still living at home or an adult child with a challenging relationship with your parents. The act of honoring parents, is something that God still commands. For some the separation of time and estrangement may challenge relationships, the ability to honor parents is a matter of willingness to ultimately obey the Lord. Pastor Jeff reminds takes us through Ephesians 6 to remind us that Jesus has given a new nature in Christ so we can break the cycle of sin and unhealthy relationships. With our study in Ephesians 6, here are encouraging words of Sound Doctrine for Parent-Child Relationships with Pastor Jeff Johnson.
October 26, 2018
Spiritual health is like the measles: you can’t give it unless you have it. When it comes to raising children in the ways of the Lord, it requires continuous vigilance in order to pour into our children so that they can be the people God wants them to be. Pastor Jeff Johnson reminds us how God shared the importance of passing along His word to their children in all aspects of life. The act of receiving and passing His ways to our families is one key element of being a mature believer. And as we pray for our children, God promises that He will bless them. We invite you to join us as we glean some timeless truths of being the family that God blesses as we look at Ephesians 6 for today’s encouragement in Sound Doctrine.
October 25, 2018
It’s been said that everyday we make deposits into the minds of our children. The question is who is leading who? Do you find that your role in raising your children is a passive or do you see it more as an active role? The role we fill with our children will be the roles that they will follow as they have families. In today’s edition of Sound Doctrine Pastor Jeff Johnson reminds us that God has given us a mandate because He has entrusted us with the care of a life to mold to love Him. Pastor Jeff continues to show us the examples of a Biblical pattern to raise children. With more on that, let’s join Pastor Jeff Johnson in Ephesians 6 for today’s instruction in Sound Doctrine.
October 24, 2018
Public Service announcements talk about it. And social programs are created to compensate for the lack of it. Yet God has cautioned us from the beginning regarding it. What am I talking about? The absence of Fathers in the home. When the Lord created marriage, He created the structure and safety within the home to compliment it also. Today on Sound Doctrine Pastor Jeff Johnson helps us to see how God has provided an atmosphere of comfort and safety within the Christian home. We invite you to join us today as we delve into our second day of Parent Child relationships in Ephesians 6.
October 23, 2018
Parenting is a downhill job. Paul told Timothy that he remembered the genuine faith that first dwelt in his grandmother Lois, and went down his mother Eunice, and he was persuaded was deposited into Timothy. Faith in Christ went from Lois down to Timothy. And If our families are to be places where Jesus is passed on, simply inserting Bible facts in their heads won’t do. It must be seen with Mom & Dad. In today’s special edition of Sound Doctrine Pastor Jeff Johnson helps us to see the importance of a Christ centered home. And he gives us Biblical principles by which God can make our homes a place where Jesus is at home. With more on that, we begin our study titled, “Parent-Child Relationships Part 1” for today’s edition of Sound Doctrine.
October 22, 2018
Husbands, when your relationship with your wife is hindered it affects your relationship with God. The two are not mutually exclusive. As we continue to discover whom the Lord has given us in marriage, He will bless our marriages. But if we take advantage and mistreat our brides, we will discover that even our communication with our heavenly Father is impacted. Pastor Jeff Johnson shares on Sound Doctrine today how we need to make sure that we are praying and maintaining a soft heart towards our wives and be a part of every aspect of their lives. With more great practical steps that you’ll definitely want to write down, here is Pastor Jeff in Ephesians 5 for our final message on Walking in Harmony as Husbands Part 2.
October 19, 2018
What God has joined together, let not man separate. These words from Jesus remind us that marriage is work. And it is work that is done with His guidance and assistance. It’s been said that making marriage work is like running a farm. You have to start all over again the next morning.” In our time in Sound Doctrine today, Pastor Jeff Johnson helps us to see how God encourages and equips husbands to lead with diligence and communicate the love for his wife in order to build her up. With more on this we begin our second installment of Walking in Harmony as the Husband in Ephesians 5 with Pastor Jeff Johnson.
October 18, 2018
It is almost a parody when one married couple sees the way another married couple interacts and shows their love for each other. Sometimes as husbands there is pressure to measure up to that example of love. Today on Sound Doctrine Pastor Jeff Johnson shows how the example that we need to be following is actually even higher because it is found in Jesus and how He loves the church. But the good news is that Jesus gives us the way to go and the power to love our wives the way He calls us to. With more on how to Walk in Harmony as Husbands, Part 2, here is Pastor Jeff Johnson in Ephesians 5.
October 17, 2018
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