The following resource is from desiring God.org.

I want to again by asking you a question that comes from the Book of Acts.

When you're the book of Acts, when your present generation of students graduates and leaves your group

or when you leave the group that you've been ministering to, will you be able to say what the

apostle Paul says in acts 2026. I testify to you this day. He's talking to the leaders of the church in

emphasis where he has spent a couple of years, I testify to you this day that I am

innocent of the blood of all of you.

For I did not shrink from declaring to you the whole council of God.

I did not shrink from declaring to you young people the whole council of God I am innocent of your blood as you graduate from high school?

Or have you even set a tone where a statement like that could even be heard with any seriousness?

Would that sound so strange coming out of your mouth?

I am innocent of your blood, young people.

Would that sound so strange to them, given the way you've ministered to them that you wouldn't even dare to say such a thing because it would

sound so screwy in their heads, let alone be true because you have devoted yourself for about

six years or three years to

delivering the whole council of God to them.

So that's my challenge to you is that you would go home and develop a plan two, three, four, six years to impart to your students the whole council of God so that when they graduate at the banquet or the send-off,

you might say, with all earnestness, your blood is not on my hands.

There's another way to put it, there are two other ways to put it.

One would be Romans 617, where says thanks be to God that you were once slaves of sin but have become obedient from the heart to the standard of teaching to which you were handed over.

The Greek word Tupac translated standard here.

Thanks to be to God that you have become over. translated standard here.

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