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Family Security
Contributed by David Beirne on May 1, 2004 (message contributor)
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1. Consistent Discipline
Contributed on May 1, 2004
Use the principles to improve the consistency of your discipline in your home.
Family Security: Consistently Discipline Hebrews 12:5-11 We come to our third message in this series. The springboard for this series was an acrostic I came across in some material by John Maxwell. If we want to build secure families, these six characteristics are essential. Six ...read more
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2. The Secrets Of Spiritual Bonding
Contributed on May 1, 2004
First in a series on family. The foundation for building a secure home starts at the bond between husband and wife.
Family Security: The Secrets Of Spiritual Bonding Genesis 2:20-25 This is the first of a new series on family. The springboard for this series is from something I read in an article by John Maxwell. MAxwell cited a study done that put this ad in a paper: "If you live in a strong family, ...read more
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3. Encourage One Another
Contributed on May 1, 2004
Derek Kidner wrote: "What is done to you is not as important as what is done in you." Sticks and stones are not as powerful as words and attitudes.
Family Security Encourage One Another Various Scriptures We come to our final message in this series. We based this on an acrostic I came across. John Maxwell described a study in which they were looking for qualities of a good, strong family, and they came up with these six Characterisitics ...read more
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4. Express Positive Thoughts
Contributed on May 1, 2004
The way we communicate communicates a lot. Strong families look for the good in each other without ignoring the bad, but they emphasize the good.
Family Security: Expressing Positive Thoughts Ephesians 4:29-32 We are basing this series on an acrostic I came across in an article by John Maxwell, citing a study that discovered six keys to strong families. Six Keys To A Strong Family S = Spiritual Bonding E= Express Positive ...read more
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5. Recognizing Each Other's Value
Contributed on May 1, 2004
Nothing is more encouraging in a home than knowing how valuable you are. Nothing is more dicouraging than never being appreciated for who and what you are.
Family Security: Recognizing Each Other’s Value Proverbs--Various verses Six Characterisitics of Secure Families We continue our study based off this acrostic. In an article these six were discovered to be common factors in strong, successful families. S = Spiritual Bond E = Express ...read more