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As kids grow older, encourage obedience by letting them help set the family rules--and consequences.

What kind of legacy will you leave? w/ Van Smith, Esq

Dr. Dobson explains how the impulse to control those around us comes with a steep price.

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Is it possible that one of the main reasons so many struggle with alcoholism is because we are running out of godly examples? Is it possible that men or women with conviction, who will deny themselves physically for God’s call are in short supply? After all, the best sermon or influence against alcohol is the power of the Holy Spirit through a godly example. Today on Sound Doctrine Pastor Jeff Johnson shows how God is able to deliver from being filled with wine to being filled with the Holy Spirit. With our final study in Proverbs 23, here is Pastor Jeff Johnson for today’s installment of Sound Doctrine.

While our society has almost made it taboo to speak against drunkennees, God has long stood against it. Let’s face it: Father still knows what is best. The long trail of pain and suffering created from drunken indiscretions has no end in sight for those who live that lifestyle. There is a better way that God has been declaring for generations as Pastor Jeff Johnson shows. With practical wisdom and warning from Proverbs 23, Pastor Jeff reminds us that those who pursue drunkenness drag others with them. With more on that in a message titled, “Family, Women, and Drinking,” Here’s Pastor Jeff for today’s installment in Sound Doctrine.

It's rare or not likely at to see a motorist smashing a warning sign becuase they didn't appreciate the message. Though some may not like the warnings, all are careful to pay attention to the message. Today on Sound Doctrine Pastor Jeff Johnson shows how God gives continual warnings about the immoral lifestyle and the danger it poses to all who are involved in Proverbs. But the foolish son, like the world today, is quick to run to the danger, but slow to turn away. Here with our study titled, "Family, Women, and Drinking" is Pastor Jeff Johnson with Proverbs 23 with today's installment of Sound Doctrine.

1.    John 3:16 is not just for sporting events. It’s a reality that the Lord wants us to be a part of.  Today on Sound Doctrine Pastor Jeff Johnson explains how Jesus went to all the seedy places of His day to reach out to the drunk and sinful because of His great love for the world. And then reminds us how we can be part of Gods work in bringing family members to the end of themselves and the beginning of a relationship with Jesus. It’s the final installment of our message in Proverbs 23 called, “Family Matters,” So Join us for the next few minutes as we continue for today’s study in Sound Doctrine.

1.     Just as Solomon sought to guide his son’s heart with the wisdom he possessed, Pastor Jeff Johnson reminds us that our heavenly Father wants to guide us with His wisdom from above. The greatest thing our heavenly Father wants us to do with His wisdom? Put it into practice without wavering. Following the our Father’s word can only be accomplished by possessing a dependence upon His Spirit living within us. With more ancient wisdom for the 21st century, Here is Pastor Jeff in Proverbs 23 with the message titled, “Family Matters.” We invite you to join us as we continue our second installment in Sound Doctrine.

Looking for sound parenting tips? Pastor Jeff Johnson offers some key Biblical truths for raising godly children. One glance at popular books on raising children shows there is no lack of sentimental or humanistic based parenting. Whether the goal is to cater the child’s own perceived needs or gratify the cultural trends in parenting, all philosophies are shortsighted or simply the opposite of God’s design. Today on Sound Doctrine Pastor Jeff Johnson unwraps the Biblical truths to guide all parents at any stage of raising their kids. With more on our study in Proverbs 23 titled, “Family Matters,” join us for today’s encouragement in Sound Doctrine.