Supracultural Principle: Christians believe God’s kingdom is coming, but is present today in the form of the church. Jesus shed His blood for the church, and He wants us to love His people like He does.

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Does My Parenting Style Promote Spousal Oneness? — 5 of 6

December 10, 2016 Nate Holdridge

Supracultural Principle: Christians believe the husband and wife relationship is paramount within the family.

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Does My Parenting Style Teach Obedience? — 4 of 6

December 9, 2016 Nate Holdridge

Supracultural Principle: Christians believe submission is even found within the Triune Godhead. We know we are to submit in multiple contexts, agreeing with Scripture that parents must teach obedience to their children.

Does My Parenting Style Cultivate Rest? — 3 of 6

December 8, 2016 Nate Holdridge

Does My Parenting Style Cultivate Rest?

Part 3 of 6

Supracultural Principle: Christians believe God set aside the seventh day of creation as a day of rest. He ordained it as a weekly Sabbath rest for ancient Israel, and Jesus Christ fulfilled it. He is our rest now, inviting us to rest in Him.

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Does My Parenting Style Emphasize Grace? — 2 of 6

December 7, 2016 Nate Holdridge

Supracultural Principle: Christians believe in God’s grace, demonstrated and accessed through the gospel. As a result, we long to communicate grace motivations rather than law motivations. (3 Minutes / 600 Words)

Does My Parenting Style Include Trust In God? — 1 of 6

December 6, 2016 Nate Holdridge

Supracultural Principle: Christians believe trust is central to our relationship with God. We experience a constant battle between fear and faith.

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