Resurrection Life

Nearing the end of this parenting series, Pastor Trice in this episode takes up some questions that arise as the work of parenting comes to a close: When does parental authority end?, When are kids ready to leave home?, How should college kids be parented?, and How can our kids leave home without leaving the Church?

In this episode Pastor Trice takes up the subject of parental leadership of sons and daughters through the dating process and into marriage, with an emphasis on both the urgency of that leadership, and the great opportunity it presents to be a blessing to our children.

Having warned against the danger of worldliness in our kids, Pastor Trice now turns to consider an opposing danger: a lack of "world-readiness." After reminding parents of their goal to prepare their kids to take their place in the world as salt and light, he offers a profile of what a "world-ready" young person looks like.

In this episode Pastor Trice continues to consider the challenges of raising kids in an internet age by waving some red flags at fellow parents about the subversive content and addictive nature of online entertainment.

In this week's episode Pastor Trice talks about the pitfalls for our children of having an online social life, and especially how parents can be proactive in their instruction when their children venture into the world of social media.

In this follow-up to the previous episode, Pastor Trice responds to common objections to biblical teaching on feminine modesty. He then gives exhortations to parents about their own hearts in this matter as they lead their daughters.

This week's episode resumes a series on Christian parenting. After outlining the aims of biblical modesty, Pastor Trice gives guidance on how parents can instruct and oversee their young adult daughters in the pursuit of this vital feminine virtue.

With a focus on the temptations of young men, Pastor Trice considers various ways that parents can provide guidance and accountability to their sons in the fight for sexual purity.

In addition to giving counsel about how to share about "the birds and the bees" with our children, Pastor Trice provides guidance on how to disciple maturing children in a biblical view of sexuality. For more on a biblical theology of sex, an adult Sunday School class by Pastor Trice entitled "One Flesh" can be found here: https://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp? SID=71607151416

You are invited to "sit in" on a church membership class at Resurrection Presbyterian Church, presented here in podcast form. The membership vows of Resurrection can be found here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1meinRBrYluOXFK3y9I2ZZSZCwJc0xUQK/view?usp=sharing

You are invited to "sit in" on a church membership class at Resurrection Presbyterian Church, presented here in podcast form. The membership vows of Resurrection can be found here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1meinRBrYluOXFK3y9I2ZZSZCwJc0xUQK/view?usp=sharing

Pastor Trice reports on his recent trip to England and Scotland, sharing his impressions from seeing the places and remembering the events that so profoundly shaped the history of Presbyterianism.

You are invited to "sit in" on a church membership class at Resurrection Presbyterian Church, presented here in podcast form.

You are invited to "sit in" on a church membership class at Resurrection Presbyterian Church, presented here in podcast form.

You are invited to "sit in" on a church membership class at Resurrection Presbyterian Church, presented here in podcast form. The paper by Pastor Trice referenced in this episode may be found here: https://www.rpcmatthews.org/articles/fnfnaxhw034r39u4qx2lm81sz78vnh

You are invited to "sit in" on a church membership class at Resurrection Presbyterian Church, presented here in podcast form.

You are invited to "sit in" on a church membership class at Resurrection Presbyterian Church, presented here in podcast form.

You are invited to "sit in" on a church membership class at Resurrection Presbyterian Church, presented here in podcast form. The Nicene Creed, referenced in this podcast, can be found here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/178PmQxsJqT0fU5j-OsRiJlHaiqs2gUq8/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=111313743095790890843&rtpof=true&sd=true

You are invited to "sit in" on a church membership class at Resurrection Presbyterian Church, presented here in podcast form.

You are invited to "sit in" on a church membership class at Resurrection Presbyterian Church, presented here in podcast form.

In this week's episode, Pastor Trice considers the five things that are most essential in the parenting of sons and daughters who seem intent on walking away from the Lord. In light of point #4, and for further study, see: https://www.sermonaudio.com/search.asp?sourceonly=true&currSection=sermonssource&keyword=rpcmatthews&subsetcat=series&subsetitem=The+Discipline+of+the+Church

In this week's episode Pastor Trice begins to consider the most challenging of all parenting topics: leading sons and daughters who seem intent on walking away from the Lord. Before talking about ways to shepherd the hearts of such teenagers, Pastor Trice speaks of how parents going through such trials should keep their own hearts.

Pastor Trice introduces a new podcast from Resurrection Presbyterian Church. "The Resurrection Pulpit" will provide convenient access to the weekly preaching ministry of Resurrection. To subscribe go to RPCMatthews.org, and look for it under "Resources/Sermons."

Parents who implement biblical principles for resolving conflicts in their homes not only preserve their relationship with their teens, but also equip them with invaluable skills for the rest of their lives. In this week's podcast Pastor Trice reviews "the three C's" for resolving conflicts biblically.

Parental authority in the lives of teenagers can become a point of confusion and tension - for everyone involved. In this episode Pastor Trice considers how parents should accommodate the exercise of their authority to the maturity of their kids without compromising the full scope of that authority.