When we're talking with our kids about clothing, passions can run high.

Here's some advice from Nancy Lee DeMoss.

Don't be in it to win the argument.

Because if you're argumentative in your spirit, you're sinning, you're wrong.

And don't expect your child to want to obey God if in the way you're handling it,

you are violating the very principles of God's

words yourself.

It's Friday, June 16th, and this is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss.

All week we've been talking about kids and modesty.

Nancy's helped us understand the heart of modesty and instructed us on how to teach our kids about this important topic.

Today, we'll consider the role of a very important person in the process.

Here's Nancy. We've been talking about

how to teach your children the ways of God. Can I just say it's so important that you start when

they're young. Don't start teaching your children these principles when they're 15 years old,

and all of a sudden you've got an issue with the way that

they're dressing. That is going to ensure a big scene in your house, maybe an explosion.

Lay the foundation early and it's amazing when children are just taught what is proper and

what is appropriate when little girls are taught. Again, not in a

overbearing way, but just in simple, pure ways to keep their dress down. When they're little

girls, then these are things that are going to go with them into life. They're principles

and foundations that you will have laid when they were little. Now, I want to tie into that the principle

of involving your husband and the father of your children wherever possible. And I realize there are

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