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LESSON 8 23/10/2016 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ON THE FAMILY Suggested Hymns: G.H.B. 83, 86 Devotional Reading: Jeremiah. 10:1-10 Topic For Adults: Behave Your Belief Topic For Youths: Watch What You Watch Topic For Intermediates: Guard Against World Pollution Scripture Lesson: Gen. 2:18-25; Isa. 11:9; Dan. 1:17; 12:4; Jn. 17:9-17 Memory Verse: And do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, that you may prove what is that good and acceptable and perfect will of God (Rom. 12:2) NKJV DAILY DEVOTIONAL READING Wed. 19/10/2016 Teach By Example 1 Tim. 4:12 Parents should know that children learn fast from what they see than from what they hear. Parents should, therefore, live a godly life. They should behave what they believed and teach their children the same thing. If the children discover that you are living a double-standard life, they will do worse than you do. So if you don’t want your children to tell lies, don’t do the same. Be thou an example of true believer in words, conduct, love, spirit, faith and in purity. Point of Emphasis: Let others see Jesus in you. Prayer Point: Lord, make me an example of genuine believers to others. |
Abeg.. How I go root my phone?.. Xiaomi redmi note 3.. Miui8..stable rom |
Icansing:Nigga.. They don't eat from music.. They have other things doing where music is being used as a cover up.. Don't be deceived bro |
Icansing:Dey dere dey deceive ursef |
Dz mod dey para o....wetn happen for up dere? ![]() |
MadCow1:How u even sure say e get am not to talk of buying for someone? |
Some people think say as artists dey sing about money na so dem get am.... Lolz... Money scarce for music industry mehn |
Na to root phone remain now o |
I've recovered my contacts through MI cloud.. So Happy.. Thanks y'll |
LESSON 8 23/10/2016 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ON THE FAMILY Suggested Hymns: G.H.B. 83, 86 Devotional Reading: Jeremiah. 10:1-10 Topic For Adults: Behave Your Belief Topic For Youths: Watch What You Watch Topic For Intermediates: Guard Against World Pollution Scripture Lesson: Gen. 2:18-25; Isa. 11:9; Dan. 1:17; 12:4; Jn. 17:9-17 Memory Verse: And do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, that you may prove what is that good and acceptable and perfect will of God (Rom. 12:2) NKJV DAILY DEVOTIONAL READING Tue. 18/10/2016 Provide Basic Necessities Of Life 1 Tim. 5:8 There is economic recession all over the world. This has constituted a big environmental factor that affects the family. In most cases, parents have to hustle to make both ends meet. Some leave the house early when the children are yet to wake up and come back late when the children are already in bed, leaving no time for parents-children interaction. The situation becomes worse when the parents cannot provide basic necessities of life for the children. This may make some children to become stubborn and wayward. Some may start begging for money and for food from opposite sex and thereby be sexually abused. Parents must strive to overcome this challenge by providing basic needs for their children. Point of Emphasis: Don’t be an infidel, provide for your home. Prayer Point: Lord, bless me economically to be able to fend for my family needs. |
i have ported back to stable rom...still d same contacts ish |
GrandMufti:apart from that,i have been unable to save contacts |
GrandMufti:I didn't back up... The contacts are on sim not even phone |
Gptech:Downloaded it from d official site http://en.miui.com/extra.php?mod=rom/download&r=301&mobile=no#440
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Mehn... Dz developer rom na wa o.. E clear my contacts on sim 1..I no ft save contacts also... Abeg o.. Hep me |
Developer rom.. Here I come |
40manlappy:He said for free |
I think I have to port to developer rom to unlock dz bootloader easily |
Bookiemart01:Marshmallow I guess |
Gptech:How I go do that one |
Gptech:I tried unlocking d phone with mi flash unlock.. It brought unlock reboot phone now, I did reboot but when going to recovery it is still d same thing |
Gptech:Yea... But d battery is out of it.... It's charges very very fast... But drains slowly... Thats d only issue I have with d phone |
amadika:still waiting bro |
LESSON 8 23/10/2016 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ON THE FAMILY Suggested Hymns: G.H.B. 83, 86 Devotional Reading: Jeremiah. 10:1-10 Topic For Adults: Behave Your Belief Topic For Youths: Watch What You Watch Topic For Intermediates: Guard Against World Pollution Scripture Lesson: Gen. 2:18-25; Isa. 11:9; Dan. 1:17; 12:4; Jn. 17:9-17 Memory Verse: And do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, that you may prove what is that good and acceptable and perfect will of God (Rom. 12:2) NKJV DAILY DEVOTIONAL READING Mon. 17/10/2016 God’s Original Purpose For Couple Gen. 2:18-25 God understands that for two people coming from different socio-economic, and at times, cultural backgrounds to be able to live together in harmony and unity, there is the need for the two to be separated from external parental forces that have been controlling them and live together. During this period of living together, the process of cleaving together in thought pattern, discovery of each others likes and dislikes is set on motion. At this early stage of marriage, couples must try their best not to allow anything to take them away from each other to allow the cleaving together to take place. This foundation must be solidly laid so as to weather any environmental challenge that may be experienced by the family in the future. Point of Emphasis: For this purpose shall a man leave his parents and be joined to his wife. Prayer Point: Lord, give me the grace to cleave to my wife alone, forsaking other women. |
My phone dey fast charge and dey fast drop ![]() |
amadika:Link abeg |
amadika:Qualcomm or MTK? I'm so tired of chinko dominance on my phone |
LESSON 7 16/10/2016 RAISING CHILDREN WITHIN THE FAMILY Suggested Hymns: G.H.B. 270, 271 Devotional Reading: Gen. 18:17-19 Topic For Adults: Avoid Parenting By Proxy Topic For Youths: You Are Not Wiser Than Your Parents Topic For Intermediates: Accept Your Parents’ Training Scripture Lesson: Deut. 6:4-9; Isa. 50:4; Acts 7:22; Col. 3:1; Prov. 22:15; 13:24; Eph. 6:1-3 Memory Verse: Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it. (Prov. 22:6) NKJV DAILY DEVOTIONAL READING Sun. 16/10/2016 Children Obey Your Parents Eph. 6:1-3 There is nothing that brings pain to the parents than seeing that their children are not obeying them. This gives parents heart sore and they are not always happy. This even hinders some to commit themselves to all that the children need in life. If children are aware of this fact, they should, therefore, determine to be obeying their parents’ instructions and guidance. They should decide to be a source of joy and not of sorrow and shame to their parents. They must do things that will bring prayers out of their parents’ mouth to them and not curse. It is then, and only then, that God’s promise of good life and longevity will come to pass in their lives. Point of Emphasis: Children, obey your parents in the Lord, for this is the right thing. Prayer Point: Lord, give me and all my children the Spirit of total obedience to Your word and instructions. BACKGROUND This week’s lesson centres on one of the most important responsibilities of parents to their children that are often neglected and pushed to the church, the schools and the larger society. This responsibility is the training and raising up the children in a godly way so as to be able to fulfil their God-given purposes in life. NOTES ON THE TEXT PART 1: SPIRITUAL TRAINING (DEUT. 6:4-9) It is a known fact that the spiritual controls the physical. This is the more reason why the first aspect of the upbringing of the children that parents must give adequate attention to is the spiritual training of the children. It should be known that there is no child who will want to pray, go to church, read the Bible, love God on his or her own accord. It is the duty of parents to do all within their means to inculcate spiritual virtues into their children. Many parents fail in this aspect by thinking within themselves that the children would be taught spiritual lessons in the children department or at school by the secular teacher. This is an error which must be avoided by all parents. From the passage, God himself understood that parents cannot give what they do not have and that is why He first emphasised the spiritual qualities that parents must have. A parent that will teach a child to love the Lord, must himself or herself love God with all of his life (vv. 4,5) and be obedient to God’s word, (v. 6). Having settled their own spiritual life with God, it is expected that the truth about God they have known must be communicated to the children. How should parents do this? First, through diligent teaching of God’s word to the children. They must make out time for family Bible study where issues will be thrown open for discussion and allow the Bible to guide the discussion. Second, there should be spontaneous correction if any of the children do anything contrary to God’s word. There, must be constant and fervent family altar where the children will learn the acts of praying to God on daily basis trusting Him and committing all things into God’s hand. Fourth, there must be almanac and calendars that display the word of God that will constantly be reminding the children that they belong to God and therefore, unique being who must not behave like people without God (vv. 8,9). Fifth, parents must not leave their children behind while going to church, they must go together. Sixth, constantly cross-check their notes or jotter or ask them questions about what they learn in church to ascertain whether they are gaining anything in church or not. Seventh, labour on the salvation of their soul. Don’t assume that they have been saved, be sure of their salvation, for it is then you can breathe a sign of relief. PART 2: EDUCATIONAL TRAINING (ISA. 50:4; ACTS 7:22) There are two types of education that parents must give to their children. The first is the formal education. This is the education that a child receives within the four walls of educational institutions. This is very important and every child deserves to get the best of education. Gone are the days when a child would finish primary six and would be asked to go and learn a trade. It is not that learning a trade is not good, but it is better when a person gets proper education before learning a trade. This will assist him in improving on the trade and it will also affects the calibre of customers and companions that will be patronising him or her. Parents must therefore invest in the formal education of their children. The second type of education that parents must give to their children is the informal education or what can be termed moral or home training. Many parents give the first education and neglect the second, leaving the children to be useless to themselves. Moral training includes how to sweep the floor, wash the ditches, wash clothes, take proper care of the house, cook good food, entertain visitors, greetings of elders and the right postures depending on the culture, proper and decent dressing, good and acceptable characters and behaviours, etc. Many of these moral trainings are lacking in the family and that is why the society is filled with many irresponsible children and some have even become adults and have become problematic adults in the society. Parents must give all-round and balanced education to their children so that they will grow up to become responsible children to the family, the church, the society and humanity in general. PART 3: CHILD DISCIPLINE (COL. 3:21; PROV. 22:15; 13:24) There is no doubt that children will naturally do things that will not make the parents to be happy. They will go against the instructions given to them. In such a situation, the Bible gives us basic principles on how to correct the child. The first is to correct the child in love. The Bible says “Father, provoke not your children to anger, lest they be discouraged” (Col. 3:21). The Bible gives this instruction to the Fathers because naturally mothers love their children and don’t want anything to hurt them. To correct in love is to scold the child and explain the reason why what he or she has done is wrong. Correct with word and love. However, if a child is being corrected over and over for the same wrong behaviour, the Bible encourages the second principles of applying beating for correction. Parents must not spare the rod and spoil the child where necessary (Prov. 23:13-14; 29:15). A note of caution must be sounded here, many parents who use rod often beat children out of hatred and bitterness in their hearts. Some have injured their children in the process. This is no longer correction but wickedness. Parents must bring their emotion under control when they discipline a child so as to get the best result of the essence of beating, which is to correct the child. Never resort to child labour in the process of applying child discipline. PART 4: CHILDREN’S RESPONSE TO PARENTAL GUIDANCE (EPH. 6:1-3) The first three sub-divisions have highlighted some of the responsibilities of parents in raising up godly, educated and morally upright children that will be a delight to God, their families, church, society and humanity. However, the process cannot be complete and bring forth positive result without a corresponding positive response from the children. This is why the Bible enjoins the children to obey their parents. Know that your parents are more matured, more experienced than you do, therefore, obey their instructions, do things that will make them happy that they have you as their children. Not only will you attracts God’s blessing to yourself, your parents will also do everything to make you happy. CONCLUSION Raising up children in a godly way is not an easy task. Parents must therefore seek God’s face on daily basis to give them wisdom, strength and the needed resources to be able to raise their children up in the way of the Lord. QUESTIONS What do you understand by the word “Training”? Mention some of the things parents must do to ensure spiritual training of their children. What is the difference between formal and informal education? Differentiate between child discipline and child labour How should children respond to their parents guidance? |
LESSON 7 16/10/2016 RAISING CHILDREN WITHIN THE FAMILY Suggested Hymns: G.H.B. 270, 271 Devotional Reading: Gen. 18:17-19 Topic For Adults: Avoid Parenting By Proxy Topic For Youths: You Are Not Wiser Than Your Parents Topic For Intermediates: Accept Your Parents’ Training Scripture Lesson: Deut. 6:4-9; Isa. 50:4; Acts 7:22; Col. 3:1; Prov. 22:15; 13:24; Eph. 6:1-3 Memory Verse: Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it. (Prov. 22:6) NKJV DAILY DEVOTIONAL READING Sat. 15/10/2016 Discipline In Love Col. 3:21; Prov. 23:13-14; 13:24 Children will always be children. It is not all the time that you give them instructions that they will conform. They will disobey you and want to see what would happen if they refuse to take heed to your instructions. At such a time, parents must let the children know that, though they are free to decide their actions, but they must also be ready to bear the consequences of the actions, whether positive or negative. Having made them to realise this truth, anytime they go wrong you must apply the necessary punishment which may be denying them to watch their favourable T.V. programme, social outing or even canning if the need be so as to drive home your point that there is consequences for every action. However, all these must be done in love and for the purpose of correction and not to show superiority over the children. Parents should avoid inflicting injuries on their children while trying to correct them. Point of Emphasis: He who loves his child disciplines him promptly (Prov. 13:24) Prayer Point: Lord, help me to correct my children in love always. |
LESSON 7 16/10/2016 RAISING CHILDREN WITHIN THE FAMILY Suggested Hymns: G.H.B. 270, 271 Devotional Reading: Gen. 18:17-19 Topic For Adults: Avoid Parenting By Proxy Topic For Youths: You Are Not Wiser Than Your Parents Topic For Intermediates: Accept Your Parents’ Training Scripture Lesson: Deut. 6:4-9; Isa. 50:4; Acts 7:22; Col. 3:1; Prov. 22:15; 13:24; Eph. 6:1-3 Memory Verse: Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it. (Prov. 22:6) NKJV DAILY DEVOTIONAL READING Fri. 14/10/2016 Diligently Teach The Word Of God Deut. 6:4-9 If there is any area of child training that many families are falling short, it is in the area of diligent studying and teaching of God’s word in individual family. If a survey is made on how many families are opening the Bible at least once in a day to read and meditate on it by all members of the family, the result will be shocking that even most Christian homes have no time for the word of God. Children raised in such environment will only be applying worldly wisdom and standard to all they are doing instead of basing them on the word of God. Parents must go back to the basics by finding time to teach and explain life issues to the children from God’s word. Don’t think they are young, start early and they will catch the truth of God’s word. Point of Emphasis: The Bible is believers’ life manual; study and teach its contents. Prayer Point: Lord, help me to be closer to my Bible through reading, meditating and teaching it to my family than ever before. |
GrandMufti:Mtk |
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