Teaching Children About Jesus
The Watering Place: Come and be Filled with Encouragement for Homeschooling.
Homeschooling Encouragement Article by Wynne and Harriet Yoder
Customers often ask how we teach our children about Jesus, do
family devotions and Bible study, and teach them to pray. The following
articles discuss the simple things we do to encourage a love for the Lord in our
home. My husband and I were not saved when we married; though we were
taken to church as children and raised with Christian values. Basically we
started from scratch when we had our first baby. These tips are for those
of you who need help to get started or for those of you who need some
encouragement along the way.
I will always be grateful to my little sister who lived with
us while she was attending medical school. After I had my first baby, she
told us we needed to pray with our child EVERY TIME she was ill or had a hurtie.
Looking back, I wonder how we could have been so clueless (but it was our lack
of knowledge of spiritual things, that's all). Now it is second nature and
our children ask for prayer when they are hurt.
We learned most of this from reading about it in the Bible,
from books about training children, and from watching older, wiser parents with
their children. It is our hope that these articles can help you to train
your children to love God and love others. Please click on these links to
see the topics:
Family Bible Study
Praying With
Your Children
Scripture Memory
Servant's Heart
Teaching Forgiveness
Luke 6: 27-28
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