Rebuilding a Culture of Virtuous Boyhood (CD)
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| Author: Douglas W. Phillips | ||
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| Age Range: Great for the Entire Family | ||
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Twenty-first century Christian boys have much to learn from boys of the past. Issues of courtesy to women, sacrifice, and vision are critical to raising modern boys. Our goal must be to move beyond the pretty platitudes and to aspire to rebuilding an entire culture of virtuous boyhood, such that every aspect of a young man’s life is preparation for chivalrous leadership in the name of Jesus Christ.
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Discipline: The Biblical Doctrine (CD)
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| Author: Jeff Pollard | ||
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God has given the rod to the family, the sword to the state, and the keys to the church. Each symbol of authority reminds Christians that we are to live governed and orderly lives under the law of God. Regretfully, though many Christians will accept the authority of parents and the state, the same Christians bristle at the thought that the local church must use discipline both to protect the flock and to drive unrepentant or false professors of the faith to Christ. Godly discipline is an act of love. No church can claim to be a biblical assembly if it rejects the doctrine and practice of discipline.
In this thought-provoking message, Jeff Pollard (author of Christian Modesty and the Public Undressing of America) addresses the necessity of, priority for, and proper administration of church discipline.
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True Beauty: Cultivating Christ-Centered Father-Daughter Relationships (8 CDs)
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God’s Word speaks volumes to the relationship between fathers and daughters. One of his most sacred duties is her protection and preservation from childhood to virtuous womanhood. In these powerful messages given at the 2008 Father and Daughter Discipleship Retreat, speakers Doug Phillips, Scott Brown, Geoffrey Botkin and daughters Anna Sophia and Elizabeth Botkin illustrate elements of this important priority as they explore such topics as how to build the father-daughter bond, true feminine beauty, the Proverbs 31 woman, how to transition from beautiful girlhood to noble womanhood, and how to prepare daughters for marriage. Other highlights include a look at examples of godly, dominion-oriented womanhood from the young pioneer girls of the nineteenth century, as well as the special importance of the thirteenth year in a girl’s life.
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Does the thought of teaching science make you squeamish? Do you feel unprepared to guide your student through the creation-evolution debate?
Like many other homeschooling parents, you may be hesitant to dive into scientific studies and wade through evolutionary “evidence” that permeates our common culture. But did you know there are thousands of marine creatures whose existence and attributes contradict the theory of evolution?
Join marine biologist and homeschooling mom, Sherri Seligson, on Wednesday, November 4, 2009, at 9:00 p.m. (ET) and discover a fascinating sea of possibilities just waiting to be explored! Don’t be afraid to teach science any longer—come and learn how to guide your student boldly through the study of God’s creation! To register >>
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Audio CD (74 minutes)