1. Teach our children to love God with all of their
heart, soul, mind and strength, and memorize God’s word together as a
family.
2. Teach them to have a servant’s heart, leading by your example. Love your neighbor as yourself.3. Daily read the Proverb of the Day that corresponds with the day of the month and discuss it as a family.
4.Diligently keep up with each child’s
attitudes and actions and ask what is going on in their heart. Pray with
them one on one letting them lead in prayer and then you closing the
prayer time together.
5. Ask God to help you conquer anger because it can
destroy your relationship with your children. Praise them ten times
more than you correct. In their book Michelle says – anger shows your worst side. And often
times when we have angry outbursts our anger is worse than what the
child has actually done! Michelle follows Proverbs 15:1 “A gentle answer turns away wrath but a harsh word stirs up anger.”
She says when she feels angry, she lowers her voice rather than raises
it and will sometimes take it to almost a whisper! Now that’s
self-control at it’s best!
1 comment:
Number 5 is one I've been convicted about as well. So true. Thanks for posting these.
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