From Children Who Listen to Young Adults Who Serve, Part I
Contributor: Darrell Hershberger | File type : Blog Post
We long for children who will live to their full potential as God created them, who amount to something, so that they can be people we’re proud of and that God will be pleased with.
My vision is ... Read More
The Adolescent
Contributor: Melvin Lehman | Length : 48 | File type : Audio
Melvin discusses the development of children between childhood and the teen years. Melvin urges parents and teachers to guide their children through the normal changes rather than leaving children to ... Read More
Child Development: Biblical Orientation
Contributor: Brandon Mullet | Length : 48 | File type : Audio
How does the Bible describe the development of human beings? Using Scripture and personal reflections, Brandon urges parents and teachers to strive to model godliness, then instruct their children to ... Read More
Developing Character in Children
Contributor: Brandon Mullet | Length : 87 | File type : Audio
Out of the heart come all the good and evil that others experience in me. Brandon addresses children's character development, and the sacrificial work of shaping young lives.
Courtesy FBEP.
Disciplining out of a Loving Heart
Contributor: Melvin Lehman | Length : 57 | File type : Audio
Drawing from the example of God and the stated principles of the Bible, Melvin exhorts teachers and parents to discipline effectively, out of a heart of care. Like that of Christ, the yoke we give oth... Read More
Helping Parents Love and Discipline Children
Contributor: Eugene Sommers | Length : 71 | File type : Audio
Using his experience as a parent contact at Bald Eagle camp, Eugene encourages teachers to strive together with parents towards common goals for their children.
Courtesy FBEP.
Schools as Places of Discipleship
Contributor: Darrell Hershberger | Length : 43 | File type : Audio
Schools should be an extension of the role of the church and home in children's spiritual development. It is important to collaborate together to have maximum impact.
Courtesy CASBI.