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God didn't give you your children to build your reputation but to publicly proclaim his.
— Paul David Tripp
Parenting is about being God's ambassadors in the lives of our children.
— Paul David Tripp
Parenting is about being used of God to bring your children to that wholesome and heart-changing place of personal hopelessness. This is not a process of condemnation, but of patient and loving rescue.
— Paul David Tripp
You could say that the advice here is to connect everything you require of your children in behavior and belief to the story of redemption.
— Paul David Tripp
in these moments of challenge the people of God would panic because they were identity amnesiacs. They would forget who they were as the children of God and they would forget who God is in all his almighty power and glory.
— Paul David Tripp
Sadly, rather than growing in a sense of need for and submission to the authority that God has placed in their lives, many children become emotional weathermen. They have come to understand that the rules of the house tend to change with the emotion of the parent who is present.
— Paul David Tripp
so much of what drives our responses to our kids is an unannounced set of laws that are more about what we want for ourselves and our lives than what God wants for and from our children. In our allegiance to our law, we end up breaking God's law in our interactions with our children. In this way we are just like our children: people who need to be rescued from ourselves. You
— Paul David Tripp
God was teaching Israel that they must no longer look at life from the vantage point of human wisdom and strength because they were now the children of the Lord almighty. Their world of weakness and limits had been invaded by One of awesome grace and glory.
— Paul David Tripp
It is more natural for your children to deny God's existence than it is for them to humbly recognize it and submit to his holy demands on their
— Paul David Tripp
parenting is not first about what we want for our children or from our children, but about what God in grace has planned to do through us in our children.
— Paul David Tripp
But God has not called us to erect a little family monastery. Please read carefully what I am going to write next. Monastic parenting will not deliver your children from moral danger.
— Paul David Tripp
We need to do everything we can to put the glory of God and his grace before our children so that the awe of God would rule over their hearts.
— Paul David Tripp