How do you build a good family when relationships with parents and children can be so complicated, and life is far from ideal? This sermon turns to the Letter to the Ephesians (Ephesians 6), where the Apostle Paul leaves just two seemingly simple pieces of advice: children are to honor their parents, and parents are to raise their children without provoking them to anger. You will hear the moving story of Viktor Frankl, who gave up his visa to America because of one commandment, and the testimony of a family everyone had already written off. Listen if you want to know where to begin rebuilding relationships that seem beyond repair.
How to Live Together Without Killing Each Other
Pass It On
The pandemic has caused a lot of tension in the relationships between children and parents. Some are wondering how to get through this while living together under one roof without driving each other crazy. That’s why, in our new series, we’ll not only talk about how to respect one another and avoid getting on each other’s nerves, but above all, about our responsibility to instill in the next generation a love for God and for others.
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