In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes that while parents have a responsibility to teach and guide their children in their faith, ultimately each child must develop their own belief system and relationship with God. The speaker highlights the importance of providing a loving and supportive environment for children to grow in their faith, tailoring their expressions of love to meet each child's unique needs. The speaker also addresses the guilt that parents may feel when their children do not turn out as expected, reminding them that children are individuals with their own struggles and challenges. The sermon concludes with the reminder that training a child in the way they should go requires individualized attention and patient listening.

The video begins with a description of a poor Dalit woman who goes into the forest to collect firewood to sell and buy food for her children. The speaker then describes a dream in which he sees a massive bridge filled with children from all backgrounds. He interprets this dream as a message from God, urging him to embrace and help these children. The video highlights the dire conditions faced by millions of children in South Asia, including hunger, lack of education, and child labor. The speaker expresses his dream of seeing 100 million of these children come to know God and calls for action to address their needs.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of children obeying their parents and respecting authority. He explains that this command comes with a promise of a good quality of life and a long life on earth. The speaker also highlights the role of fathers in teaching their children and passing down the values and principles of God. He warns against the current trend of children having disrespectful attitudes towards parents and authority figures, citing examples of serious assaults and even murders committed by children against their parents. The speaker concludes by emphasizing the need for a revival and reformation in fathers' role in training their children in the discipline and instruction of the Lord.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the concept of presenting our children as living sacrifices before the Lord. The speaker emphasizes the importance of parenting and the responsibility to raise children in godliness and righteousness. The biblical mandate to train and nurture our children is highlighted, with the goal of preparing them for eternity. The speaker encourages parents to seek God's mercy and intervention in their parenting journey and reminds them that God is able to transform and raise up their children for His glory.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses God's judgment on erring Israel and how it led to the disappearance of the Northern Kingdom and the enslavement of the Southern Kingdom. The speaker raises the question of whether parents should oblige their children to leave home because of their sin, drawing parallels to God's long-suffering with Israel and Judah. The sermon emphasizes the importance of discipline and not allowing disruptive behavior in the church, while still showing love and care for the children. The speaker also encourages parents to be like God to their children and to seek transformation through Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the state of society, particularly the youth, who lack inner strength and hope for the future. He emphasizes that godlessness has infiltrated the fabric of society, causing people to live for themselves and neglect their spiritual inheritance. The speaker highlights the tragedy of using the truth of God for the wrong purposes and living selfishly, forgetting about the next generation. He calls for a cry out to God for the children, urging believers to pour out their hearts like water and lift their hands in prayer for the young ones who suffer from hunger and despair. The message is centered on the need for a burden of prayer and a renewed focus on God's will for future generations.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of doing the small and simple things in life. He encourages men to prioritize the hidden acts of service over seeking fame and recognition. The preacher then shifts his focus to the topic of disciplining children, controversially suggesting that parents should never discipline their children but rather train them. He highlights the need for time and patience in raising children and warns against neglecting this responsibility. The sermon concludes with a reminder for men to prioritize their roles as husbands and fathers, taking care of themselves in order to pour out more to their families and communities.

In this sermon, the preacher reflects on the importance of passing down the testimony of God's work to future generations. He emphasizes the need for parents to sit down with their children and share their own experiences of God's faithfulness. The preacher expresses his concern about the possibility of his children and grandchildren straying from the narrow path and entering the world. He finds hope and inspiration in the book of Joel, where God warns of the consequences of sin but also offers the opportunity for repentance and restoration. The preacher encourages listeners to repent, change their ways, and continually share their testimony with the next generation.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of finding love and acceptance in Jesus. He warns against seeking love in worldly pursuits such as pornography and promiscuity, as these are tools of the devil. The preacher encourages the congregation to let go of bitterness and hardness in their hearts and to love those who have wronged them. He also addresses feelings of loneliness and rejection, stating that these are conditions exploited by evil spirits, but can be overcome through belief in God and opening one's heart to Jesus. The sermon concludes with the promise that Jesus can remove the cold and isolated condition from one's life, just as easily as taking a book from one place to another.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the critical need for families to prioritize waiting on the Lord amidst a distracting world. He shares a vision of families at home, waiting on God, and stresses that this practice is essential for spiritual strength and growth. Beach outlines seven sins to avoid in parenting, including pride, a critical spirit, and rebellion, urging parents to model godly behavior and teach their children the importance of humility and respect for authority. He warns that children will emulate their parents' actions more than their words, highlighting the responsibility of parents to guide their children in understanding what God loves and hates. Ultimately, he calls for a return to a lifestyle of waiting on God, which will positively influence the next generation.

R.A. Torrey discusses Jesus' teachings on marriage, divorce, and children, emphasizing the unnaturalness and wickedness of divorce as contrary to God's original design for marriage. He highlights that marriage is a sacred union intended to last a lifetime, and divorce is permitted only in cases of sexual immorality, reflecting the hardness of human hearts. Torrey also underscores Jesus' love for children, encouraging parents to bring their children to Him for blessings, as they are uniquely suited to receive the kingdom of heaven. The sermon calls for a return to the biblical understanding of marriage and the value of children in God's eyes.