Are we teaching our children?

Are we taking the responsibility that as God gives me a baby boy or a baby girl until 18 years of age,

that I have the responsibility not only to provide for the child's needs,

but also to provide for him spiritual insight and religion in the home.

That is God's word.

I am falling.

I am falling in love. I am falling in love. Today, Roll will continue our Somebody Lives You Radio, the Bible teaching ministry of Roll Reese in Diamond Bar, California.

Today, Roll will continue our focus on cultivating genuine faith and godly habits in the home.

Challenging you to take an honest look at what you're doing to guide your children into a personal relationship with the Lord,

he'll show you that you play a crucial

role in your children's spiritual journey. Stay with us for encouragement to model a strong

and healthy walk with God. Today's lesson comes from Judges Chapter 2 beginning in verse 10.

Here's Roll Rees with our study, Parents' Duty to Children.

This morning, we want to concentrate by looking at the Word of God, and we want to look at the

responsibility now that the parents have to their children. That's a real heavy one.

And the reason I say that is because in the book of judges, when you come to chapter 2, beginning with verse 10,

the first generation of the people of God, those that had come out of Egypt already had not only crossed the Red Sea and had wandered in the wilderness for 38 years and finally

came to the end of their destination. Only those that were 20 years old and under with Joshua

and Caleb, which were now the second generation, were able to go into the promised land as God

had promised. When they went into the promised land, the promised land as God had promised.

When they went into the promised land, the promised land is not heaven, but it was actually a life of victory.

They fought their battles against their enemy, and God gave them the victory.

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