The Three "R's" of Child Rearing

The philosophy of hedonism, the doctrine that pleasure and happiness is the highest good, plagues our society. Modern America has programmed its entire culture around this philosophy. Don spends this lesson teaching the congregation how to train the children out of this culture.

The Three "R's"

1. Respect


2. Responsibility


3. Resourcefulness

Respect

• I Peter 2:13
• I Timothy 3:1-12

Responsibility

• Philippians 4:11-13

To be responsible means sometimes having to say that I have been
irresponsible. Our society teaches 3 strains of determinism in an
effort to alleviate responsibility of being irresponsible.

• Genetic Determination - My DNA has programmed me to be a certain way
• Psychic Determination - My Parents programmed me to act a certain way
• Environmental Determination - There are factors outside of me (my boss, the politicians, my wife, my teacher, et. al.) that are preventing me from acting or forcing me to act a certain way

• Galatians 6

Resourcefulness

• Give them jobs they can't possibly do and then make them figure it out.
• I Peter 2:5,9-12

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This Present Crisis by Don Campbell

Eccl. 7:16-18

• Avoid All Extremes

I Timothy 6:6-8

• Godliness with Contentment

I Corinthians 7:29-31 & II Peter 3:16

The Present Crisis?
Hedonism


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Communion Thought by Bill Latham

Christ is the key that opened the gate between God and Man.

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GO! by Don Campbell

With VBS starting this week and the teenagers leaving for Honduras, Don encourages everyone to see the mission field that is around them.

Proverbs 11:30

• Called to bear fruit

Acts 20:22-24

• How badly do you want to complete the race?

II Corinthians 5:16-21

• Christ's Ambassadors and...
• Ministers of Reconciliation = Ministers of Harmonization

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Communion Thought by Ron Carter

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