Bringing Children to Salvation
Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Theology, Family & Relationships, Parenting
| Author: | Douglas Hammett | ISBN: | 9780866452717 |
| Publisher: | Douglas Hammett | Publication: | August 24, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Douglas Hammett |
| ISBN: | 9780866452717 |
| Publisher: | Douglas Hammett |
| Publication: | August 24, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
For a parent, there is probably no more important subject to think about than how to deal with our children when it comes to salvation. After my wife and I were married, we were concerned greatly about having any children at all. We were fearful that if the rapture would come before that child got saved, he would be left behind to fend for himself, not just physically but spiritually, with no one to teach them the Word of God.
Another great concern I have is how to know when a child is really saved. It is not unusual to have children make a profession, and then later truly become a Christian. So we ask the question: how do we deal with our children when it comes to teaching them about Christ? How do you know when a child is old enough to understand salvation? What do you look for in a child's life to evidence true salvation?
This book answers these questions. Chapter titles include: Things we must Expect, Things we must Examine, Things you must Express, and Identifying Conviction. There is also a list of memory verses to help your child learn the importance of salvation.
For a parent, there is probably no more important subject to think about than how to deal with our children when it comes to salvation. After my wife and I were married, we were concerned greatly about having any children at all. We were fearful that if the rapture would come before that child got saved, he would be left behind to fend for himself, not just physically but spiritually, with no one to teach them the Word of God.
Another great concern I have is how to know when a child is really saved. It is not unusual to have children make a profession, and then later truly become a Christian. So we ask the question: how do we deal with our children when it comes to teaching them about Christ? How do you know when a child is old enough to understand salvation? What do you look for in a child's life to evidence true salvation?
This book answers these questions. Chapter titles include: Things we must Expect, Things we must Examine, Things you must Express, and Identifying Conviction. There is also a list of memory verses to help your child learn the importance of salvation.
