Crossing Church

As I have been working through the Proverbs, I cannot escape the special, immediate, practical applicability for those of us with children. After all, many of the Proverbs were written exactly for that purpose.
With this in mind, I want to share just a few tips of how I have been trying to use [...]

Preached on 8.24.08 by Dustin Neeley

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If you listen to my teaching for very long, you will hear that I tell quite a few stories—many of which are about my small kids.

Preached on 8.17.08 by Dustin Neeley
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So I m on my bike this morning riding through the ‘hoods for my workout and suddenly I am overcome by Nostalgia.

The Wonder Years theme song begins to play in my mind. “What would you do if I sang out of tune? Would you stand up and walk out on me…?”

Preached on 8.10.08 by Dustin Neeley
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With any new missional endeavor, perhaps the most important question that needs to be answered is the question of “Why are we doing this?” As we launch this exciting new venture, we want to take just a moment to succinctly answer this question from both biblical and practical perspectives in regard to our new gathering. As in all things, it is wise to begin speaking to the biblical reason first.

This book is from the Council of Biblical Manhood and Womanhood. Download it. Read it. Respond.

This article is from Capital Hill Baptist Church. We find it very helpful as a resource to get our kids started memorizing scripture.

This article was written by Noel Piper on January 1, 1995. We have posted it here because we believe it’s just that good. The original article is available at www.desiringgod.com

Adapted from “A Catechism for Boys and Girls”
© Dustin Neeley 2006

Big Truth Questions are key truths about God, The Bible, and other central theological topics that are vital to our children’s spiritual development. Throughout history, these questions have been referred to as a catechism which simply means a lesson that teaches us truths about God. However, since there is a negative stigma that often accompanies this word, we have chosen the much friendlier title of “Big Truth Questions.”

Vision: Equipping Parents to Teach Their Kids about God.

Our Ministry recognizes and organizes itself around the following two truths:

• Parents are called by God to be the primary agents of spiritual instruction and character formation in their children’s lives.
• The Church is called to come alongside parents to encourage, equip, and support parents as they fulfill this most important calling.

This article was written by Noel Piper on April 1, 2002. We have posted it here because we believe it’s just that good. The original article is available at www.desiringgod.com

Preached on 8.3.08 by Dustin Neeley
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