What Solomon Says About Leaving Our Children To Their Own Devices
Solomon calls us to be self-disciplined and active parents, creating the conditions for our children to grow in wisdom and honor.
Formation is rarely immediate, and it is never effortless. The very things that feel inconvenient, resisted, or even frustrating in the moment are often the exact places where children are shaped over time. That is why a parent’s role is about shepherding a heart.

Solomon calls us to be self-disciplined and active parents, creating the conditions for our children to grow in wisdom and honor.
When we see how our heavenly Father treats his people, we find a clear picture that can help us balance grace and discipline.
As we encounter students who need our loving correction, we must remember that Jesus died to save sinners, including our teenagers.
Ultimately, every disciplinary situation presents an opportunity for the gospel because a soul rebelling is a soul in need of Christ’s saving work.
Passion fuels excellence, and when your teen finds what they’re passionate about, motivation will follow.
Our “challenging” children take on a greater role in making us look more like Jesus.
