7 Answers on Parenting From Billy Graham

7 Answers on Parenting From Billy Graham
From toddlers to teenagers, parenting is hard work. And it doesn't stop after your child leaves the nest. But with God's help, you can “train up a child in the way he should go” (Proverbs 22:6).It’s normal to worry about the young people in your life. But with God’s help, you can be a good example. Here are seven answers from Billy Graham on raising godly children that can apply to parents, grandparents and mentors alike. Here are 7 biblical answers to some of the tough parenting questions you may encounter.
Q: Why didn’t someone tell me how hard it is being a parent?
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Q: Our son wasn’t brought up to live this way. Should we cut him off?
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Q: I’ve been rebellious for years, and now I’m a father. How can I be a good dad?
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Q: How do you talk to a small child about God?
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Q: We don’t want to force our religious beliefs on our children. Won’t they just rebel anyway?
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Q: What should we do about our wayward daughter?
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Q: It’s so hard being a single parent. Can you offer some encouragement?
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