Christian dad new here

[christiandad]

Hi all, I am a christian dad, new here. I am a single dad to twins, a boy and a girl 15, then I have a 14 year old boy, and a 12 and 11 year old boy. I am doing my best to raise them in a christian way all alone since my wife died of cancer about 8 years ago.

My favorite Bible verse is 1 John 1:9

[JamesH.B]

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Welcome! Do you use the rod of discipline on your children as required by Proverbs 13:24?

[Esther B.]

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Welcome! That's a great verse that you chose! What church do you attend and how did you find Jesus?

[DolliMoans]

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Hi all, I am a christian dad, new here. I am a single dad to twins, a boy and a girl 15, then I have a 14 year old boy, and a 12 and 11 year old boy. I am doing my best to raise them in a christian way all alone since my wife died of cancer about 8 years ago.<br>
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My favorite Bible verse is 1 John 1:9

I imagine a single dad, being a man, offers the strength of two moms (without encroaching in lesbo territory) in the parenting department. I can attest, kids can be a handful for just one! Just you might be swinging by the Rockford area in the coming weeks?

[christiandad]

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Also can anyone help me, I am trying to figure out why I cant post in the "Focus on family" section. I am having a problem with my son and wanted to ask for other parents advice and input. When I tried to post there it said I didnt have permission.

[Esther B.]

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Also can anyone help me, I am trying to figure out why I cant post in the "Focus on family" section. I am having a problem with my son and wanted to ask for other parents advice and input. When I tried to post there it said I didnt have permission.

Since you're still labelled as Unsaved Trash, you can only post in this forum. If you prove that you aren't an unsaved heathen and get upgraded to a forum member, you'll be able to post in all of the forums. However, I would advise that you stay out of the women's forum so you won't be disturbed by female babbling.

[christiandad]

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Since you're still labelled as Unsaved Trash, you can only post in this forum. If you prove that you aren't an unsaved heathen and get upgraded to a forum member, you'll be able to post in all of the forums. However, I would advise that you stay out of the women's forum so you won't be disturbed by female babbling.

How do I go about being upgraded?

[Elmer G. White]

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How do I go about being upgraded?

Dear person,

You question is clearly answered in the KJV Bible!

1 PETER 5:6
Humble yourselves therefore under the mighty hand of God, that he may exalt you in due time:

Now, why have you not married again? Don't you think that the needs of Jesus (for you to beget more soldiers for him) would not surpass the unpleasantries of marital duties?


Yours in Christ,

Elmer

[Mary Etheldreda]

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How do I go about being upgraded?

Hello Mr. christiandad. It's so nice to see you come visit our friendly forums! I see you have learned that you are more than welcome to post in any thread at any time, however you will not be able to start any new threads in any subforum with the exception of the Introduction subforum. Which you just did. So well done!

I'm sorry you made such a poor choice in wives that the LORD decided to take her. I trust you used her unhappy circumstance to teach your children the importance of following Jesus.

Anyway, welcome!

[MitzaLizalor]

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Hi all, I am a christian dad, new here. I am a single dad to twins, a boy and a girl 15, then I have a 14 year old boy, and a 12 and 11 year old boy. I am doing my best to raise them in a christian way all alone since my wife died of cancer about 8 years ago.

My favorite Bible verse is 1 John 1:9

Hello, and welcome to the forum. John's epistles are always encouraging, as is his writing in The Gospels telling us about all the wonderful things Jesus did while he was here with us. Soon He will be returning.

It is always sad when someone declines His love, refusing to acknowledge their transgressions and be cleansed from unrighteousness. It's because He loves us that He allows us to make those decisions for ourselves.

There are consequences however.

I'm sure that as a parent you'd know all about children being perhaps less than frank and forthright when asked about their day. Your daughter may well have drawn a nice picture of a quince and you'd take her word for that but did she mention puffing on a cigarette in contravention of Titus 3:1?

Again, your youngest. Sure, he can climb trees (unless you'd told him not to) and maybe even flick acorns as a prank. You'd hear the din, depending of roof type but let's say it was a shed of some sort, and probably recall similar pranks when you were his age. There'd be no reason for him to deny that but now imagine that he'd seen something from his vantage point that you'd told him not to look at? Something he'd neglected to mention when you were laughing over the acorn prank?

God is our Heavenly Father. He knows when confessions fall short. Then, when sought in mortal peril for deliverance He's assured us He can give John 14:13-14, the residue of that attempted deception cannot co-exist with His perfection and calamity strikes. There was nothing to repulse it.

John 14:15 If ye love me, keep my commandments.

For a parent this is easy to understand. If your daughter was drowning and held out her hand for help she knew you could give, you already know that because of her choice to deceive you over the cigarette you could not save her. That would be rewarding deceit. Similarly, your youngest son. He could be walking along and stumble into a campfire. "Help! Ow! Ow! Ow! Help me!" he would cry. And although you'd like to pull him out (which you could do in a split second) you know what he'd seen up that tree. He chose not to tell you. In just the same way when people choose to omit details from their confession to God they are choosing to reject His help when in mortal peril.

We know what His commandments are. Christians keep those commandments and are saved while others retain unrighteousness and fry. I don't know why anyone would choose that. But as a parent I know you appreciate the parallel and which path to direct your children along.

[christiandad]

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Thanks for the warm welcome guys, but I am likely not going to return to the site after this post. I only signed up to post in the "Focus on family" section, about a few problems that I am having with my children and to get helpful advice from other parents about the situations. Since I cant post in that section I really dont have any reason to be here. I will look in other sites that I can get advice from. I really dont care to read other peoples posts and think out replies, thats too much work and not what I signed up for. God bless you all.

[MitzaLizalor]

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Thanks for the warm welcome guys, but I am likely not going to return to the site after this post. I only signed up to post in the "Focus on family" section, about a few problems that I am having with my children and to get helpful advice from other parents about the situations. Since I cant post in that section I really dont have any reason to be here. I will look in other sites that I can get advice from. I really dont care to read other peoples posts and think out replies, thats too much work and not what I signed up for. God bless you all.

There's no reason you couldn't make that post here.

[Joanna Lytton-Vasey]

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I really dont care to read other peoples posts and think out replies, thats too much work and not what I signed up for. God bless you all.

Proverbs 10:4 He becometh poor that dealeth with a slack hand: but the hand of the diligent maketh rich.

I wish you luck in finding a forum that is all about you.

[James Hutchins]

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Thanks for the warm welcome guys, but I am likely not going to return to the site after this post. I only signed up to post in the "Focus on family" section, about a few problems that I am having with my children and to get helpful advice from other parents about the situations. Since I cant post in that section I really dont have any reason to be here. I will look in other sites that I can get advice from. I really dont care to read other peoples posts and think out replies, thats too much work and not what I signed up for. God bless you all.

Typical, too lazy to wipe his own mess up.

No wonder God killed his wife. She probably was thirsty and he was too lazy to get her a glass of water.
No one ever said being a Christian was easy. It takes hard work and immense scarifice. Why I've lost at least three wives and counteless children yet I continue to do what He wants.

[Brother Gonzalez]

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I think he has some problems understanding the rules of the forum. It's understandable, most Christian have problems understanding the rules of God, and most people around the world have problems understanding international law (which is very simple: Donald says, you do)

To Christian dad: You can use this thread to introduce yourself. Then you can post on whatever you like to post here, as long as you comply the rules of the forum.


Or you can look for a similar thread, and ask your questions in that thread. It is not necessary to create a new thread, unless you think your problem is unique, which would be very rare in a 10+ year old forum, with thousands and thousands of Christians in here.


If you still don't understand this, let me clarify that posting in someone else's thread does not mean you have to answer the OP, you can add your questions there.


If you keep clueless, then let me know and I will send you a simplified draw about how this forum works. It is foolproof.