How are we supposed to raise young champions? Listen to Adrian Rogers. If you love

the child you discipline the child. Proverbs 13 verse 24 he he that spareth his rod, he that loath him chasteeth him be times.

That means he does it early.

My dad, when he used to spank me, said, son, I'm just doing this because I love you.

Do your dad ever tell you that?

Well, I knew I was my dad's favorite.

He loved me a lot more

and he loved my brother.

Welcome to Loveworth Finding where we share profound lessons from pastor, teacher, and author

Adrian Rogers.

What's the difference between teaching a child and training a child? So many of us teach our children right from wrong and find they continue

to go the wrong way. But scripture tells us we are to train up our children, to prepare them for future conflicts, to form them to a proper shape,

discipline them for kingdom use.

We are to train up champions for Jesus Christ. So how do we do this? If you have your Bible handy,

we'll be in Proverbs 22. Listen closely as Adrian Rogers begins with raising young champions.

I want you to take God's word and open please to Proverbs chapter 22

and one of the most familiar verses in all of the Bible as we continue our series

a future for your family. Now if you can't raise your kids right your family is

not going to have much of a future.

So we want to speak to you today about raising young champions.

And your child should be a champion.

Not necessarily a champion in the spelling bee, not necessarily a champion in the halls of academia, not necessarily a champion on the football team, but a champion for Jesus Christ.

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