Schedule for Spring!

How does this sound?

MARCH 2nd:
Study 1: The Ground Rules of Discipline
Article 1: The Power of Consequences

(MARCH 9th - help Darci and Rick move offices!)

MARCH 16th:
Study 2: Great Expectations
Article 2: Am I Expecting Too Much?
 
MARCH 30th:
Study 3: Responsibility Super Models
Article 3: Get to Work

APRIL 13th:
Study 4: Replace Whining with Respect
Article 4: Stop the Whining

APRIL 27th:
Study 5: Teaching Responsibility Doesn't Have to Be a Chore
Article 5: The Heart of Housework

MAY 11th:
Study 6: Mentoring Youngsters Toward Adolescence
Article 6: Parenting Your Future Teen

The potato salad looks delicious.

Super Bowl

We are planning to host the Super Bowl on Sunday. However, one word of warning. Lilly has been home sick for 3 days and it might pass to the others. Just want to prepare everyone for a cancel at the Zeigler house!

I've done some investigating on our next topic/study for the group. I'd like to recommend that we do the following on parenting. It is six sessions. I don't think it takes a rocket scientist to know that books are not the best for our group! I believe this is a one time charge that you can download and go through some questions and Bible verses as a couple then take to the group to discuss.

What do you think?

Store Code: CPTC02
Format(s): Microsoft Word
Type: Bible Study
Price: $29.70

Parenting

Disciplining Children (6 session course)

This six-session course helps parents who are searching for Biblical advice about disciplining their children.

Topics:	Character, Children, Discipleship, Discipline, Family, Integrity, Mentoring, Parenting, Parents, Teaching, Teenagers, Work
Filters:	Children, Facilitator, Group Leader, Lead, Parents, Teacher
Purpose:	Discipleship
References:	Genesis 4:1-8, Genesis 37:3-8, Deuteronomy 6:5, 1 Samuel 2:12-34, 1 Samuel 4:12-18, Proverbs 5, Acts 8:26-40, Colossians 3:17, 1 Timothy 5:1-2, 1 Peter 4:10-11
Date Added:	November 01, 2006
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As parents, our most difficult task is where to draw the line. Nothing causes more conflict in our souls than how to deal with this sticky problem. To help parents discuss this, we've developed a six-session course on the subject, covering such topics as using natural consequences to discipline, how to have realistic expectations, how to teach a good work ethic, how to stop the whining, how to get our kids to do chores, and how to set an example for our future teens.

Session 1

The Ground Rules of Discipline
It's important for parents to allow children to experience the natural consequences of their choices.

Session 2

Great Expectations
How to raise or lower the bars we set for our children.

Session 3

Responsibility Super Models
Responsible kids begin with responsible parents.

Session 4

Replace Whining with Respect
How can we teach our children to obey while still leaving room for communication?

Session 5

Teaching Responsibility Doesn't Have to Be a Chore
The value of teaching our children to work.

Session 6

Mentoring Youngsters Toward Adolescence
Laying tracks to avoid the runaway train of adolescence.

Total number of pages - 73