- Never encourage junior high or high school young people to date.
- Siblings should not be used by parents as chaperons for boy/girl friendships of another sibling.
- Adult men should always wear dignified ties - no need to be juvenile.
- Dad needs to be the one who teaches his son(s) how to be a man.
- If a boy does not have a saved/godly father, men at church need to be encouraged to mentor him.
- Mothers need to dress their boys from the eyes of a man.
Monday, December 3, 2012
- Pay off your credit cards each month.
- Never travel during church services.
- As a general rule, never move further away from the church; instead, move closer.
- Families should strive to always have dinner together.
- Parents: know how to distinguish between childish and rebellious acts, and teach your children the difference.
- Never allow your children to sit behind you in church. (Hint: you don't do that by sitting in the back yourself. Duh!)
- Never lower your standards while on vacation - dress standards, questionable places to go, etc. (That's assuming you have Biblical standards to begin with.)
Monday, November 19, 2012
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Monday, October 1, 2012
- Parents who think they need to sit toward the back of the auditorium when their children are small, should move closer when their children are at the later elementary age.
- Parents should never sit in the back of the auditorium with their teenagers.
- Parents should never let their teenagers sit any further back than their parents do.
- As a general rule, members should sit no further back than half way or 2/3 back (depending on the size of the auditorium and size of the membership). Leave room for visitors and late-comers. - By the way, members should not be habitually late to the services.
- The closer you are to the front, the better you will pay attention to the services - less distractions. People tend to put more into their worship and therefore get more out of it.
Saturday, September 29, 2012
- Every person in the home should be accountable for their whereabouts.
Friday, September 28, 2012
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