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Intentional Parenting
SESSION 1: STRONG BELIEF AND 24/7 ROLE MODEL
START (15 MINUTES)
If your group is meeting for the first time or if new people have joined your group, take a few minutes to introduce yourselves.
Q: In a word, what do you hope your children will become?
And why?
WATCH VIDEO (7 MINUTES)
For your reference, key phrases from this session are:
• Quick Fix Parenting can lead to disasters
• Parents are the single greatest influence in the life of a child.
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• You are under surveillance 24/7
• You are under surveillance 24/7
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• Good behavior starts with you!
• Good behavior starts with you!
Proverbs 25:
• Admit it when you’re wrong
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• “Children are a gift from the Lord; they are a reward from him.”
• Parents need an intentional plan
• Believe in your power to influence
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS (30 MINUTES)
As the group leader, start the conversation.
Tell a story about how you had a “Quick Fix” Parenting moment.
Try to make it lighthearted.
Then guide your groups through these questions:
:Q Everybody falls into Quick Fix Parenting now and again.
When is this most likely to happen for you?
:Q When do you most often doubt you have any influence in your children’s lives at all?
:Q What makes you nervous about your kids following your example?
:Q What do you want your kids to pick up from you?
:Q says, “Children are a gift from the Lord; they are a reward from him.”
How do you think God feels about your child?
:Q Have you ever considered having an intentional plan as a parent?
How might doing this feel overwhelming?
On this last question, simply point out that the purpose of this series is to help all of us.
When the five meeting times are completed we should have a realistic plan that’s not overwhelming
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