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Setting: Workshop
Length: 35:49
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Occasion: This is a parenting workshop done for a church where I have a consulting relationship.
Title: Disciplining Your Kids, part 3 of 3
Commentary: Part 3 focuses on the biblical principles of discipline, including principles of spanking and leading older children to repentance
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Operation: Biblical Principles
THE Biblical Principle: Ephesians 6:4
Fathers, do not exasperate your children; instead,
bring them up in the training and instruction of the Lord.
Parental Training and Instruction focuses on the heart
The Early Stage of Heart Training: Age of ignorance and immaturity
God’s Design for Spanking: 7 Biblical Principles
1. God’s law and His love must be emphasized
2. Verbal instruction must be more frequent than spanking
3. Privacy must be kept when spanking
4. The method of spanking must be discussed and agreed upon in advance
5. Spanking must be quick and painful
6. You must discuss any restitution after the spanking
7. Mercy and love must follow the spanking
The Later Stages: Age of Understanding and maturity
3 Signs that they are at the Age of Understanding
1. They understand the gospel clearly
2. They understand basic sanctification
3. They understand the purpose of life
Verbal instruction should be regular
Verbal instruction should lead to repentance
2 Cor. 5:18-20
How to lead a teen to repentance
1. Apply all the communication principles of talking to a teen
2. Diagnose the situation and the sin with the teen
3. Discuss how sin works in our lives
4. Confirm the goal in life: to love God and live for Him
5. Urge repentance
Review: Under Discipline (part 2)
Negligence
Permissiveness
Inconsistency
5 Symptoms of Inconsistent Discipline
1. The rules are not consistently enforced2. The rules change regularly
3. The father and mother disagree on the rules
4. Grandparents (or others) are there and have their own rules
5. Discipline only happens in emergencies
Favoritism
Biblical Principles in response to Favoritism
1. The uniqueness of each child must be celebrated
2. Different children – same love
3. Similar life stage: same application of discipline
4. Different life stage: different application of discipline
Review: Over Discipline (part 1)
Unrealistic demands and expectations
Physical abuse
Verbal Abuse
Emotional Abuse
Overprotection
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