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Parents, Preteens & Biblical Truths

by Joe Harms
associate pastor of Preteen Ministries

God gave parents two major job descriptions in Deuteronomy 6:5–7 . . .

  1. Love God deeply.
  2. Teach God’s ways to your children diligently, throughout the entire day.

Following the second parental job description can often be a challenge. It's easy to spend many hours each week participating in our children's activities and sports events, but it's much more challenging to spend 30 minutes,
not to mention the entire day, intentionally passing on spiritual wisdom.

During March, we invite parents of our fifth-and sixth-graders to live out Deuteronomy 6:5–7 by spending a weekend away with your daughter or son during our Mother/Daughter retreat or Father/Son retreat.

Both retreats are focused on teaching a biblical definition of a godly man or woman. Not only will this be a great opportunity to spend time with your preteen, but it also will be a time to share in God's Word together. Personally, I can't think of anything more important than helping preteens learn biblical truths, especially when you consider the confusing messages that bombard our children throughout their entire day.

Please make the sacrifice of time and money, and bring your preteen to these retreats.

For more information on these retreats, e-mail ConnieB@Stonebriar.org.