June 21, 2008
9:00a.m. — Conference Starts
Session 1:
“Our Kids and Faith”
Session 2:
“Our Kids and Baptism”
Session 3:
“Our Kids and the Lord's Table”
Q & A Session
12:30p.m. — Lunch on your own
1:45p.m. — Conference Resumes
Session 4:
“Raising Missional Kids”
Session 5:
“Raising Mature Kids”
Q & A Session
3:50p.m.— Conference Ends
Even among Bible-believing Christians there is often a lot of fuzzy thinking and misguided assumptions about the spiritual status of our children.
At what age should a child raised in a Christian home become a believer? What is the place of the children of believers in the church? How does God see them? Are they different from the children of unbelievers...and if so, how? And how do our answers to these questions effect our task of raising them to believe in and obey the Lord?
Pastor Rich Lusk, our conference speaker, gives us sound biblical answers to these questions and shows us the proper perspective that all Christians should have towards the children of believers. This conference is not just for parents, but for all those who care about the future of the church—which should be all of us.
Rich Lusk is a pastor in Birmingham, Alabama. He is a published author and has written Paedofaith: A Handbook for Covenant Parents and has contributed essays to several volumes including: "A Faith That is Never Alone" and "The Federal Vision". Rich and his wife, Jenny, have four children who enjoy playing in the creek beside their house.
At what age should a child raised in a Christian home become a believer? What is the place of the children of believers in the church? How does God see them? Are they different from the children of unbelievers...and if so, how? And how do our answers to these questions effect our task of raising them to believe in and obey the Lord?
Pastor Rich Lusk, our conference speaker, gives us sound biblical answers to these questions and shows us the proper perspective that all Christians should have towards the children of believers. This conference is not just for parents, but for all those who care about the future of the church—which should be all of us.
Rich Lusk is a pastor in Birmingham, Alabama. He is a published author and has written Paedofaith: A Handbook for Covenant Parents and has contributed essays to several volumes including: "A Faith That is Never Alone" and "The Federal Vision". Rich and his wife, Jenny, have four children who enjoy playing in the creek beside their house.
Faith Lutheran Church
1517 E Valley Watermill Road
Springfield, MO 65803
Conference will take place in the
gymnasium at the rear of the building.
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| If you have any questions about the conference, please call Pastor Eric Sauder at Christ the King Church, 417-833-9546. |
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