I don't know about you, but I am deeply, deeply concerned about America because what is happening

in the homes of Christians and non-Christians to their children is changing the course of

the world.

If there's ever a day for Christians who live like Christians as parents, I believe

that is now.

I want you to hang in there with me and let's listen to Doug Fields as he teaches us some

principles about how to be intentional parents.

Thanks for listening to this edition of Living on the Edge with Chipping Room.

Living on the Edge is an international teaching and discipleship ministry focused on helping

Christians live like Christians.

And as Chip just mentioned, today we're continuing our series Intentional Parading taught by our

guest teacher Doug Fields.

This program he picks up where he left off last time explaining the connection between

discipline and responsibility.

So if you're ready, let's get going and join Doug for the remainder of his message.

Parents, you don't have to provide discipline right away.

Okay, it's not like you're a traffic cop and you got to get them right there.

Now you can delay the discipline so your anger delays.

I grew up in a house where my dad spanked with a belt and he would snap the belt, fold

it over and then snap it.

Anybody else have that one?

The snapping.

...