Parenting from the Tree of Life | 3 yrs. to Preteen | Book
Parenting from the Tree of Life will help you to understand how to instruct your growing children in the way of the Lord. This course lays the groundwork for your parenting no matter where you are in the process. The three parts of Parenting from the Tree of Life are designed to take parents through the process of building a loving family unit by raising biblically responsive and morally responsible children.
Part Two: In this second section, we turn our attention to the moral education of children. Our goal is to help parents connect the dots between God’s message of love and good will toward man and character development. Seven through Twelve develop and explains the guiding principles for raising children who are kind, courteous, respectful, cooperative, confident, and certainly well mannered. Here, we are speaking of a child whose inner person abides with all that is true, honorable, right, pure, lovely, of good character, excellence and those things that are worthy of praise (c.f. Philippians 4:8). No child arrives at this level of moral distinctiveness if the home life from which he or she comes is not already conversant with such virtue. There are more than one-hundred courtesy protocols that should be part of every child’s life moral warehouse.
Topics Include:
• Life, Children and Character
• Cultivating the Voice Within
• Civility: The Protocols of Royalty
• Respect: The Silent Courtesy
• Basic Life Courtesies
Required Books: Parenting from the tree of Life by Gary and Marie Ezzo
** Part three will be offered in other institute sessions
The Holy Spirit | Book
You know of Him, but do you know Him? The Spirit is frequently misunderstood, leaving many clueless about who He is and how He expresses Himself to us. The Holy Spirit is often portrayed as something “weird.” But the Bible makes it clear that the Spirit is not something. He is someone—a Person who has promised to never leave your side
Required Books: The Holy Spirit: An Introduction by John Bevere