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Scared much?
The command to “fear not” is repeated throughout the Bible. Not just occasionally, but a total of around 150 times.
The repetition seems overblown, but God knew we needed the reminder. This is especially true when we consider the many secular influences that are trying to conquer the hearts and minds of our sons.
The war on gender, the ridicule of biblical teaching, the erosion of traditional values—the list goes on and on.
When the sinful ugliness of today’s world attacks your son, teach him to stand strong on the solid Word of God. By being an example to your son in word and deed, you can help him not only survive, but also thrive as he grows into a godly young man.
For more encouragement and parenting advice, visit Trail Life USA or RaisingGodlyBoys.com.
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Raising Godly Boys Minute — #1240: Fear Not. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
The Raising Gobbly Boys Minute with Marcan Cock Scared much? The command of Fear Not is repeated throughout the Bible. Not just occasionally, but at total of around 150 times, the repetition seems overblown, but God knew we needed this reminder. This is especially true when we consider the many secular influences that are trying to conquer the hearts and minds of our sons. The war on gender, the ridicule of biblical teaching, the erosion of traditional values, the list goes on and on. When the sinful ugliness of today's world attacks your son, teach him to stand strong on the solid word of God. By being an example to your son and word, indeed, you can help him not only survive, but also thrive as he grows into a godly young man. For more encouragement and parenting advice, visit trailfusa.org or raisinggodlyboys.com.
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