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Bible Lessons for Manhood Scott Brown
The apostle Paul exhorted Timothy to set an example for all young men to follow: “therefore endure hardness, as a good soldier of Jesus Christ” (II Tim. 2:3). Bible Lessons from the Battlefield of My Father’s Youth is a discipleship tool for dads and their sons. Filled with biblical lessons of real-life manhood that arise from the World War II battle for Iwo Jima, these messages tell the story of fighter planes, amphibious assaults, foxholes, cave warfare, and flamethrowers-elements that helped forge one man’s mission of father-to-son discipleship.
Taking real battlefield scenarios, these talks show fathers specific areas that need to be covered during a son’s discipleship journey as ”soldiers of the cross,” and provide practical advice for dads on how they can wisely encourage their sons to lead courageously, understand and embrace the gospel, handle friendships, devote oneself to the church, flee immorality, take on mighty challenges, trust in the sovereign hand of God, handle trials, and not waste their youth. It’s about discipling sons to be truly great boys, and someday men, by using real-life, action-packed examples to explain what God has said in Scripture. Best to use as a joint father and son devotional.
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The Centrality of the Home in Evangelism and Discipleship Voddie Baucham
“And thou shalt teach them diligently unto thy children, and shalt talk of them when thou sittest in thine house, and when thou walkest by the way, and when thou liest down, and when thou risest up.” (Deuteronomy 6:7)
Current statistics show we are losing between 75 and 80 percent of professing Christian young people by the end of their first year of college. The response of the church at large has been a decidedly large focus on “relevant” and “hip,” family-fragmenting youth ministries. But is this the right response? Dr. Voddie Baucham says no.
In this powerful message delivered at the 2006 Conference for Uniting Church and Family, Dr. Baucham presents the case that the home must be the central training ground for evangelism and discipleship. He charges parents to understand their role as shepherds by embracing the joy of their biblical duties and responsibilities. His exposition of Scripture is clear and his arguments unassailable.