Parent Conversation Guide (2.16.22)
Passage: Romans 8:1-4
Overview:
Jesus has saved us, but some days it might not feel like it. We might feel burdened by our past mistakes or listening to the Devil's accusations. However, According the Romans 8:1-4, the Devil's bark has 0 bite if we are followers of Jesus.
What do we want our teens to know?
What do we want our teens to do?
Ways to follow up with your teen this coming week:
Overview:
Jesus has saved us, but some days it might not feel like it. We might feel burdened by our past mistakes or listening to the Devil's accusations. However, According the Romans 8:1-4, the Devil's bark has 0 bite if we are followers of Jesus.
What do we want our teens to know?
- We are free because...
- The law cannot claim you
- The law cannot condemn you
- The law cannot control you
What do we want our teens to do?
- Recognize your freedom because some of you aren’t free.
- Remember your freedom because some of you are not living like you’re free.
- Rehearse your freedom because some of you are using your freedom for sin.
Ways to follow up with your teen this coming week:
- Share your journey of faith with your teens. Maybe they know parts of it or none of it. Be sure to emphasize your struggles along the way and how God did use circumstances to shape you and that he's continuing to do it.
- Continually communicate to your teen that you are there for them and pray with them each day that God will give them the power to fight off temptation.
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