Are you raising wise children? Listen to Adrian Rogers.

What can you do, dads? What can you do moms so as not to raise a fool?

But if I could start over with my children again, I would saturate them in the Proverbs.

I would emblaze them the Ten Commandments into the consciousness. I would teach

them the beatitudes that they might learn these simple, basic truths. Expound truth.

The battle is for the mind. As the child thinks, so is it. And who is the major teacher? The major teacher is the father.

Welcome to Love Worth Finding, featuring the dynamic teaching and practical lessons of Pastor

Adrian Rogers. We can trace so many problems we face today, back to fathers who fail to accept

their responsibility.

Some children are never taught to grow in wisdom and remain unwise into their adulthood.

They may have knowledge, but they lack spiritual wisdom and understanding.

They are easily led into error, ready to believe anything.

This is why the Book of Proverbs is a guidebook for parents

who want to raise godly children. If you have your Bible, turn to the middle of the scriptures.

Proverbs chapter 1 will begin in verse 22 as Adrian Rogers begins part two of how to be the father

of a wise child. I want to talk to dads today, and I want to tell you

how not to be the father of a fool, how to be the father of a wise child. Now go back to these three

categories of persons that we looked at here, verse 22. And let me describe them more carefully,

and I think you'll recognize some children that you know. First of all, let's think of the

ignorance of the simple. How is he described? Look, if you will, in verse 22. How long ye simple ones will ye love simplicity?

That's his first mark.

He loves his simplicity.

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