The spiritual government of the home requires us to reject both legalistic bondage and fleshly license, establishing instead a household of liberty governed by scriptural clarity, charitable preferences, and protective standards.
The Christian home stands sure only when it is built, not upon the shifting words of its own generation, but upon the pure and preserved words of God.
When a father’s appetite governs his eyes, his house will be governed by deception; a home keeps its sight only by trusting the voice of God above the feel of things.
A father’s personal obedience is the only soil in which his verbal instruction can take root; when a father’s life contradicts his lips,…
The Forge of Character in the Christian Home “Be of good courage, and let us behave ourselves valiantly for our people, and for…