In our busy world, family time frequently gets neglected.

It is vital that we give attention to our families while we can,

and it is especially important to give attention to what God says in his word about our homes.

For the next few minutes, let's join Scott Pauli,

as we open the Scriptures and find God's message for your family.

... As we've looked at the home life of the Lord Jesus Christ,

we have looked at Joseph, the man that the Heavenly Father chose to raise his son.

We have looked at Mary.

We have seen this woman of faith growing in the Lord. But now we come to

the ultimate, to the perfect example, and that was their son, and not just their son, God's son,

the Lord Jesus Christ, the God man. We're in Luke chapter number two, and I want you to see what the Lord is

teaching us that I think will help all of those who are working with young people,

and it will also help every young person. You'll remember, the family's gone up to the temple.

They've gone up to Jerusalem. Jesus tarries behind. And the Bible says in verse 46, it came to pass that after three days,

they found him in the temple, sitting in the midst of the doctors, both hearing them and asking

them questions. And all that heard him were astonished at his understanding and answers.

When they saw him, they were amazed, and his mother said,

unto him, son, why has thou thus dealt with us? Behold thy father and I have sought

these sorrowing, and he said unto them, how is it that you sought me? Wish you not

that I must be about my father's business? And before we make some application to all young people

and to all of our families, let me point out the uniqueness of Jesus Christ,

because you can't miss this great doctrinal truth. If someone said, well, was Jesus a man or

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