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382 El mejor consejo para criar hijos obedientes. · Reflexiones cristianas con José Ordóñez

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  Od gast number three hundred eighty- two. What you think is the best
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  way for children to have a proper life before God, to be good children,
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  children of whom you can be proud, proud in life, children who
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  meet their expectations, achieve their goals and easily overcome the challenges of their formation.
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  Perhaps the best way to raise children is to get them into a good
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  Christian school where they are always imparting scripture- based knowledge to them with fellow
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  students who have other parents who are interested in those same ways and the community
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  around your child is the right one or perhaps it is best to take them
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  to church every Sunday so that they can teach him Bible principles and strengthen what
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  he learns at home, or the best thing is to make a family altar
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  at home, as long as you stick verses there and here that you remind
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  him of verses in every conversation and to molds the education so that he always
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  has the word of God in front of his eyes. Okay. These are
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  forms and actions that are of some importance in themselves, but nothing replaces the
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  best way for our children to have an adequate character in life that the example
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  does, nothing like the example of parents hearing lectures about why they should behave
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  well is only a complement and sometimes weary and ineffective. Parents should talk,
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  but they should buy to bathe the speech with example, because this makes the
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  spoken reality gives it certainty. For example, a son will say my mom
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  is right when he asks me not to solve the problems with my brother screaming,
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  because I have never heard her scream at my dad you noticed. Children
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  are always watching, watching, detailing, hearing, and copying their parents'
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  actions. Then education does not become a mere act of giving commands that demand
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  obedience, but rather obliges us as parents to have a godly and upright life
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  before God. God bless the beautiful children tools that God gives us to give
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  us righteous lives. It' s very likely that if you do, when
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  your children grow up, they' ll forget what you were saying at home,
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  but they' ll always remember what you were doing. There will be
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  moments in the life of your children when, faced with the drawbacks of their
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  experiences, they wonder what my father would have done in a situation like this
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  and remembering it copy in your way of living the apostle. Paul asked his
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  disciple Timothy to look at what he says despite his young age, for example,
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  in his way of proceeding. First Timothy. Chapter number four, verse
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  number twelve. Let no man despise thy youth, but be an example of
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  believers in word, conduct, love, spirit, faith, and purity.
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  Timothy was a man of faith, but Paul remembers this unfeigned faith. First
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  I had been to Lois, her grandmother, and to Eunnise, her mother
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  in Timothy' s second chapter, chapters one verses four through five says as
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  I remember your tears, I feel a desire to see you to fill me
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  with joy. Bringing to mind the unfeigned faith that is in You, which
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  first dwelt in your grandmother, Lois, and in your mother and Unise,
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  and I am sure in You as well. But what is an unfeigned faith?
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  Timothy did not pretend to be an example in believers, an example of
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  conduct, an example of love, an example of spirit, an example of
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  faith, and an example of purity. Why, because he never saw that
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  the two ladies who educated him faked what they taught him you remember. Bringing
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  to mind the unfeigned faith in You, which first dwelt in your grandmother,
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  Lois, and in your mother, Unise, so that your children may be
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  obedient. First, you must obey so that your children are pure. Purity
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  must dwell in you so that they may be upright. You must let them
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  see righteousness in all matters of your life and now or all the attributes that
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  you want your children to have on this list all that you want your children
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  to be I know the first thing about you, because you can' t
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  give your children something that you don' t have. Start now. If
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  you lie every moment, stop. Promise yourself that the one you hit yesterday
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  is the last scream to be heard in the house. Leave the irresponsibility to
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  your affairs and surely, you will have more responsible children. And finally,
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  let me leave you in your mind and heart a kind invitation to read the
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  Bible and find in it everything you should do. From now on. The
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  teacher says so much Jeremiah, I will give my law in his mind and
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  write it in his heart. Jeremiah thirty- one, thirty- three.
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  Let the law of God dwell in your heart and way of proceeding. It
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  will change that God bless you