Disciple Kids

07/07/2023

Let them P L A Y

25/05/2023

God makes lavish promises to the parents who learn to fear him. For example, when Abraham was an old man, God commanded him to sacrifice his son Isaac. As Abraham lifted his knife over his beloved boy, the angel of the Lord stopped him: "Do not lay your hand on the boy or do anything to him, for now I know that you fear God, seeing you have not withheld your son, you only son, from me" (Genesis 22:12)

Abraham's fear pleased God. It appeared in action. It expressed saving faith. Notice the connection between Abraham's fear and God's willingness to bless his posterity.

[By myself I have sworn, declares the Lord, because you have done this (feared me) and have not withheld your son, your only son, I will surely bless you, and I will surely multiply your offspring as the stars of heaven and as the sand that is on the seashore. And your offspring shall possess the gate of his enemies, and in your offspring shall all the nations of the earth be blessed, because you have obeyed my voice.] Genesis 22:16-18

William P. Farley | Gospel-Powered Parenting

📷Independent

24/03/2023

🌷Mothers are not only raising the next generation, pouring out their lives into their children, and raising them to fear the Lord and love their Savior, but they are also illustrating the power of the gospel with their upbringing.
- Jay Street

17/03/2023

Three things every father should teach his daughter:

1. Loving the reading.

There are no shortcuts: the path to wisdom is reading. Who does not like to read, is destined for ignorance, and the manipulation of the spirit of their time, by demagogues and chattards. From a young age, stimulate her mind with books, and as she grows up, give her better books. Don't limit yourself: read about epic legends, but also history and politics. About fantasy and science fiction, but also about theology and economics. Eventually, she will find her strength and passion herself: but at least, she will have a basic understanding of every branch of knowledge.

2. Teach him modesty and decency.

The spirit of our time says to woman, "dress as you please; do with your body as you please.. that is freedom." What a total hoax! All it produces is women throwing their best pearls to pigs. Teach your daughter to value her body, and dress like a woman of virtue. May his speech not be vulgar, and whenever he gives an opinion, he is rightly so. Raise her like a princess, not in the sense of luxury, but in the sense of ethics. That she herself, in time, recognizes that virtue is not naked before the public, is not sold to the lowest bidder, is not corrupted by vulgar fashions; but is restricted, is thoughtful, is prudent and knows what she wants. This will greatly help you when choosing a partner, because I don't know you'll fall in love with the first shark that comes out pretending to be a male, when it's just a child with no destination.

3. Bring her to CHRIST.

I've said it a thousand times, I'll say it a thousand times more: every woman's best defense is the Gospel of Christ. It's not liberalism, it's not socialism, it'S not feminism, and not even conservatism. It is Christ who restores the woman to her place of honor and glory; who teaches the fallen man how to treat the woman with dignity; and who produces from a society enlightened with the Gospel, the best environment for a woman to flourish and be protected.

Father, do you love your baby? do you love your princess ? Take her to the King! He's the only one who loves her more than you and will give her a much more everlasting inheritance.

-Cristiano Conservador

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10/03/2023

10/03/2023

👉🏻If you take being a father seriously, you'll know that you're
not big enough for the job, not by yourself...Being a father
will put you on your knees if nothing else ever did.
—Elisabeth Elliot
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05/03/2023

“There is no nobler career than that of motherhood at its best. There are no possibilities greater, and in no other sphere does failure bring more serious penalties. With what diligence then should she prepare herself for such a task. If the mechanic who is to work with ‘things’ must study at technical school, if the doctor into whose skilled hands will be entrusted human lives, must go through medical school…how much more should the mother who is fashioning the souls of the men and women of tomorrow, learn at the highest of all schools and from the Master-Sculptor Himself, God.” ~Anonymous

02/03/2023

Man: It's not your money, it's not your strength, it's neither your job or profession, it's nor your expensive hobbies and toys, nor are your friends and adventures with them, what is of the most valuable you possess.

Your daughters are and your sons are your greatest treasure and all that will truly be left of you when you return to dust.

Treasure them.
Instrument yourselves.
Don't ignore or neglect them.
Give them all your time, strength, and affection, until they can walk straight on their own.
-Cristiano Conservador

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02/03/2023

Raising up children ‘in the discipline and instruction of the Lord’ (Ephesians 6:4) is something parents must do, and do in the home.” This is the emphasis throughout the Bible.. It's not something to be delivered to school, no matter how good it is. It is the duty of parents, their primary and most essential duty. It is their responsibility, and they should not undress it by passing it on to others.
—Martyn Lloyd-Jones
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02/03/2023

We need mothers not pastors.
We need mothers, not prophets.
We need mothers, not dressers.
We need mothers, not CEOs.

Anyway, we need women in the Church who value their roles, not looking to usurp the roles of men..

“Bringing to memory the unpretentious faith that is in you, which dwelled first in your grandmother Loida, and in your mother Eunice, and I am sure that in you also... knowing from whom thou hast learned, and that from thy childhood thou hast known the Holy Scriptures” (2 Tim. 1:5, 3:14-15).
-Pastor Enior
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28/02/2023

👉🏻12 Things Every Father Should Say To His Son, Over And Over Again:

1. "I'm proud of you."

Saying this at the right time can give a guy wings. Children who never hear this from their father will always seek approval from the wrong people and wrong places.

2. "Get back on your feet."

A father should let his child fail, but be there to encourage him to get up and try again. Especially if your child doesn't *want* to get back up.

3. "I'm sorry. Please forgive me."

Every parent makes mistakes. Every parent gets impatient. Every parent has moments of weakness. Every parent fails. If he wants his child to acknowledge his own mistakes, a father must show him by acknowledging his own mistakes.

4. "I am disappointed by your actions."

A father should let his son know when he has fallen short, and he should be clear why. A father disciplines the ones he loves.

5. "I love you."

Say it so often that the child is swimming in words. Combine this with lots of hugs and physical affection. A father can't assume his child knows this truth unless he says it out loud. Constantly.

6. "You are my son."

A father should claim his son and let him know he has a place where he belongs. Many children feel like they don't belong anywhere and wander and look for alternatives outside the home.

7. "The world is not fair. "The world owes you nothing."

A father should teach his son not to expect gifts and to avoid looking for easy riches. Life is supposed to be hard. There is no room for idleness here.

8. "Respect your mother."

A son will eventually outgrow his mother in strength. Before that happens, she must learn to treat her mother’s words like a precious garland. For this to work, the father must add his own strength to back up the mother's words.

9. "Stay close to your brothers and sisters."

They will be there when the father is gone. They are, collectively, the legacy the father leaves. A father must teach that a child's siblings are on the same team. Your successes are also your successes (like your failures).

10. "You are responsible for your actions. "No one else."

Without blaming others. Without playing the victim. Without blaming your emotions. A father should let his son experience the consequences of his actions, although the father can help him deal with those consequences as a man.

11. "Follow me."

A father must be the first to take the hill. He must set the example. A son will not attempt difficult things unless his father is trying difficult things. A father should be a man that his son can follow.

12. "Fight for what is right, not for what is trendy."

A father should avoid pure pragmatism. He must teach his son that courage is his own reward and that virtue is never a waste of time.

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And remember, above all, father, to tell your son always: "Love God who made you, and love your neighbor made in his image, for this is the end of all virtue."
-Cristiano Conservador

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27/02/2023

22/02/2023

🌷Then she realized she was replaceable in every area of her life except her home.” So, he invested his time, energy and heart wisely.

—Jillian Benfield

22/02/2023

🌷The beauty of motherhood cannot be replicated. A man can wear high heels, put on makeup and dress like a woman, but he will never be able to say, "I'm a mother."

🌷You are unique, you are special, you give life, you are a woman. Don't be fooled into believing that big butts, expensive cosmetics and sexy outfits make you feminine—that can be replicated. But your essence, your own being as a woman, no political ideology, no new invention, will ever be able to imitate.

—CristianoConservador

06/02/2023

Moms and Dads, you can educate your children at home because the academics are better. But there are infinitely greater reasons. Their hearts. Their minds. Their relationship with Christ.

The future.

Education is discipleship. Home education is an opportunity to shape multiple generations for Christ. You are raising the men and women who will be the grandparents to your great-grandchildren when you are gone.

Think about the impact your grandparents had on you (for better or for worse). It's pretty huge. Whatever their impact was, it is worth considering as you raise your children. Someday they will have that impact. Someday they will be your representatives on this earth.

Every moment counts. Educate your children well, but raise them for more than careers. Those are temporary. The generations carry on...

Read my post for Expository Parenting on a generational vision: https://www.expositoryparenting.org/blog/2021/5/17

02/02/2023

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30/12/2022

Love in the Home...

If I live in a house of spotless beauty
with everything in its place, but have not Love,
I am a housekeeper - not a homemaker..

If I have time for waxing, polishing, and decorative
achievements, but have not Love,
my children learn cleanliness - not Godliness...

Love leaves the dust in search of a child’s laugh..
Love smiles at the tiny fingerprints
on a newly cleaned window..
Love wipes away the tears before it wipes up
the spilled milk..
Love picks up the child before it picks up the toys..

Love is present through the trials..
Love reprimands, reproves, and is responsive..
Love crawls with the baby, walks with the toddler,
runs with the child, then stands aside
to let the youth walk into adulthood..

Love is the key that opens salvation’s message
to a child’s heart..

—Unknown💕💕

28/12/2022

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25/12/2022

Merry Christmas to all Parents, Guardians and Teachers who keeps shepherding children.

From: Disciple Kids

22/12/2022

🌷We can work hard in our motherhood because of what Jesus Christ did for us..

–Christine Fox
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21/12/2022

Blessed is the family that meets every morning to pray! Blessed are those who do not allow the evening to end without joining in supplications! Brethren, I wish it were more customary, that it were universal, that all who profess the Christian faith would have the habit of praying as a family. Sometimes we hear about children of Christian parents not growing up in the fear of God and we wonder why they ended so badly. “In many, many cases, I fear that there is such a neglect of family worship that it is very unlikely that children will be impressed by any mercy that their parents supposedly possess.”

— Charles Haddon Spurgeon
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21/12/2022

❤️Your children have souls and they must be born of God just like you or else they will perish.

-John Bunyan.

21/12/2022

📌One of the greatest blessings of a Biblical wife is that she will remind you of the Word of God when your feet are shaking. He will tell you the Word that you yourself taught him when you were doing your Biblical role as teacher in the home. It will motivate you to prayer, pray together and give glory to God together in the midst of any situation.
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-via Alex

15/12/2022

👉🏻Don't give phones to your children, the benefits do not exceed the risks.

👉🏻Don't give phones to your children, you will give them a digitalized world at the expense of the real world.

👉🏻Don't give phones to your children, you'll put in their hands the most corrupting force in modern society, po*******hy. You, as an adult, can hardly resist the temptation: do you think your child will?.

👉🏻Do not give phones to your children, their minds will be overstimulated by a bombardment of visual stimulus, massive information and all kinds of burduous entertainment, which will desensitize them to reality: true beauty can surround them, in the fami lia, in nature, in art and in God, and without however, they will be insensitive to her. The walking dead.

👉🏻Please, parents, listen to me: if your child is not old enough to drive, drink, vote, he certainly does not have the neural capacity to have a cellular device 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, what can you do mu chísimo more damage to his people than all the above mentioned things together.

📌Give them books, give them attention, give them instruction, give them your time, give them love... and at their proper age, when they are mature enough, then they can responsibly own a cellular device.

—Pastor Joshua Enior

13/12/2022

22/11/2022

“A virtuous woman is a crown to her husband"

21/11/2022

"One of the greatest and most undervalued privileges of being brought up in a Christian home is that you will have been prayed for every day of your life." —Christopher Ash

19/11/2022

👉🏻Prayer is, among all habits, the one we remember the longest.

Many who already comb grey hair could tell you how their mom made them pray when they were children. Perhaps they forgot other things. The church where they were taken to worship, the pastor they heard preaching, the fellows who played with them—all of this has probably been erased from their memory without leaving a mark. But you will often find that it is very different when it comes to your first sentences. He will often be able to tell where they knelt, what he taught them to say, and even describe what his mother looked like on those occasions. They'll remember it like it were yesterday.

👉🏻Reader, if you love your children, I urge you not to let sowing time pass without improving the habit of prayer, instill them in the habit of prayer.

-J. C. Ryle (Children's Biblical Education in the Home - Parent's Primary Duties - Chapel Library)

16/11/2022

The wife’s goal is to make the husband glad to come home, and the husband’s goal is make the wife hurt when she sees him leave the house.
- Martin Luther❤️

12/11/2022

11/11/2022

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11/11/2022

Men, your primary responsibility in your home, after your wife, is you to discipline your own children. And if you don't do it, you're in sin; you are in sin. And if you turn it over to a sunday school teacher, you are in sin. And you are to be teaching these children more than just stories about animals that went into Noah's ark. You're to be teaching them about GOD, about radical depravity, about BLOOD Atonement, about Propitiation, Expiation, Justification, Sanctification; you are to teach your children.
—Paul Washer

(Proverbs 22:6 & 15)
Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it. Folly is bound up in the heart of a child, but the rod of Discipline drives it far from him.