Jesus receives children, but the disciples rebuke the children. Jesus instructs his disciples regarding child-like faith. This sermon discusses the differences between being child-like and childish while providing practical parenting instruction from the Bible.

Jesus warns his disciples against offending body parts, telling them to cut off any part that causes offence. We examine the individual and corporate meanings of this.

The disciples dispute about which of them will be the greatest in the kingdom. Jesus sets a child in their midst to teach that the greatest is the one who will be like a child.

Arnold and Linda Thomas share their testimonies and answer questions.

Jon and Marcie Kindler share their testimonies and answer questions.

Tad and Christy Schlagenbusch share their testimonies and answer questions.

Doug and Linda Fyffe share their testimonies and answer questions.

Jeff and Cynthia Lynch share their testimonies and answer questions.

Jared and Allison Prewitt share their testimonies and answer questions.

Jairus, a ruler of the synagogue, asks Jesus to visit his dying daughter. Before reaching her, Jesus heals the woman with the issue of blood. We examine how to approach Jesus and how to wait on the Lord.

The Father teaches us how to father.

David's passive approach to fatherhood proved to be very costly to his family again.

The actions of David's firstborn son, Amnon, serve as a sober reminder to parents to properly teach their children.

God's pronouncement of judgment on David's sin provides very sober lessons on reaping.

The generation that survived Joshua followed in his footsteps. But did they continue to reproduce what produced them?

Encouraging children

Examining the role of the father in the home

Establishing a biblical approach to parenting