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Are you looking for a way to rally your young men to action? This free CH OnAir broadcast presents ideas and motivation from the experiences of young men who purposely sought to use their God-given skills and abilities in the area of employment and business. Listen as we interview a panel of young men on how they maximized time and opportunities to prepare financially for their future. [powerpress]

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After becoming a believer during university studies and then receiving a Master of Divinity degree at Southwestern Theological Seminary, Paul Washer moved to Peru. He founded the HeartCry Missionary Society in order to support Peruvian church planters, but it now supports indigenous missionaries throughout Africa, Asia, Europe, the Middle East, Eurasia, and Latin America. Paul serves with the HeartCry Missionary Society. He and his wife, Charo, have three children: Ian, Evan, and Rowan.

Paul Washer will lead us through 2 Timothy 3:16 and Deuteronomy 6 as the foundational texts on which we set our marriage and cultivate our children’s conversion and sanctification.

He will help us understand that our primary goal as parents must be for our children to understand and build their lives upon the gospel (conversion).

He will show us how to demonstrate to our children all of the ways in which the gospel transforms our lives and actions, especially with regard to personal relationships, grace, and mercy (sanctification).

He will help us learn how we can create and cultivate relationships with our children, both collectively and individually.

And he will help us see that the relationship between a husband and wife is the example, whether good or bad, for all relationships in our homes: Parent to child. Child to parent. Sibling to sibling.

You won’t want to miss this power packed hour!

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Although his most important ministry is to love his wife, Amy, and to lead their children in loving God, Dr. Rob Rienow is founder of Visionary Family Ministries, whose mission is to build the Church of Jesus Christ through a global reformation of family discipleship. He serves as a pastor, church planter, and author of several books including Visionary Parenting, Visionary Marriage, Limited Church: Unlimited Kingdom, and Uniting Church and Family in the Great Commission.

In the Gospel-Powered Sibling Relationships will will talk about some real sibling relationships in the Bible, and focus on the following points:

Cain and Abel Satan was siblings in spiritual competition, God wants siblings with spiritual connection Shem, Ham, and Japheth Satan wants siblings working separately to help themselves, God wants siblings working together for the family Lots daughters Satan wants siblings tempting each other to sin, God wants siblings encouraging toward righteousness Jacob and Esau Satan wants siblings bitter and estranged, God wants siblings to reconcile quickly Joseph and his brothers Satan wants siblings filled with jealousy and violence, God wants siblings filled with forgiveness. Finally, Moses, Aaron, and Miriam – siblings together on a Kingdom mission.

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Dr. Joel Beeke is a pastor, seminary president, and professor of Systematic Theology and Homiletics. His most recent books are Parenting by God’s Promises and Prepared by Grace, for Grace. Mary Beeke prepares pastors’ wives for ministry life as a leader of Ministry Wives Institute and offers thoughtful counsel in her book, The Law of Kindness. Dr. Joel and Mary Beeke have been married for 27 years and have raised three children.

Learn the how to answer questions like...

• How has God used your relationship to each other to deepen your understanding of the gospel?
• How has knowing Christ’s graces of justification and sanctification enriched your marriage for God’s glory?
• Why is praying together important for a godly marriage?
• How else can a Christian couple cultivate a deeper friendship?

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Media. No matter who you are, or where you live, some form of media is affecting your children right now – either positively or negatively. Filtering and managing media influences in your home might be simple enough when you can make your children’s media choices for them. But what about when you can’t? Join us for our final broadcast in the Heart Issues series as Phillip Telfer, founder of MediaTalk 101 and producer of the award-winning documentary, Captivated, shares practical, heart-level insights on “Raising Children Who Make the Right Media Choices...on Their Own.”

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