December 2015
Have you ever believed something to be true only to discover later that it was false? This is a dangerous thing when it comes to where you will spend eternity! This issue deals with salvation and Bible myths. In it, we decipher, according to the Word, fact from fiction.
Have you ever believed something to be true only to discover later that it was false? This is a dangerous thing when it comes to where you will spend eternity! This issue deals with salvation and Bible myths. In it, we decipher, according to the Word, fact from fiction.
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Jeremy Lee<br />
Teaches<br />
Parents to<br />
“Pass it On”<br />
By Brandon Knight<br />
After Israel crossed the<br />
Jordan River, Joshua<br />
instructed the heads of<br />
the various tribes to construct<br />
a monument in the middle of<br />
the river as a memorial to their<br />
crossing so future generations<br />
would know about this moment<br />
in Israel’s history when God once<br />
again provided in a huge way for<br />
the nation. How important is it<br />
for parents to pass along to their<br />
children spiritual direction and<br />
guide them to God? Authors’<br />
Jeremy Lee and Jim Burns<br />
both think this is a very important<br />
responsibility that parents<br />
have. Like Joshua, Lee and<br />
Burns both want parents to set<br />
up memorials, or more accurately<br />
“Rites of Passage”, to<br />
teach their children about the<br />
Lord. In their new book Pass it<br />
On Lee and Burns address the<br />
importance of teaching children<br />
spiritual lessons, and offer helpful<br />
information on how to teach<br />
these lessons. All answers are<br />
from Jeremy Lee unless noted<br />
from Jim Burns.<br />
So tell us about yourself<br />
My name is Jeremy Lee. I live<br />
just outside Nashville, TN with<br />
my wife and two boys. I am the<br />
founder of ParentMinistry.net
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