Sadly I spoiled my Son and now that he’s almost 18 I am paying the price. Wish I hadn’t listened to therapeutic goo. Please listen to this sermon for the sake of your children. God bless.
Just had this discussion yesterday with my wife and daughter about how psychologized our culture is. Psychology and Psychiatry is steeped in naturalism.
I was raised in a really strict household, sometimes to strict and I suffer from that as an adult but its 100 times better than being spoiled and an upbringing where the parents didnt pnish or didnt do disciplie almost at all, I know some adults that had that kind of upbringing and I would never ever switch places with them!
Therapeutic goo is sometimes necessary. My oldest daughter and I are both slightly autistic. At the age of 43, she has begun feeling her isolation. God is bringing her out and beating it out of her would never have helped.
As a catholic, I've learnt that a sin has only been committed if the person previously understood such action as a sin. When talking to really small children that still can't understand complex explanations, isn't it fair to simply look at them in the eye and say "you don't yet understand, so you need to trust mommy and don't do this again"? My parents have never beaten me, but whenever I saw them disappointed about something I did it would teach me a lesson way harder than any rod would. Couldn't this be a non-literal way to understand the validation of child correction in the Bible? Afterall, repent generates physical pain in the heart without the need of any level of spanking.
Yes, I totally agree. I’m a child therapist and a Christian and yes, you are absolutely right because when we assume children “know” what they are doing when they misbehave, we are more likely to over punish them and become unjust with them because we see intention, motivation and adult understanding in their actions, which the don’t have. In fact, if God was judging us that way, then we all be going to hell and there wouldn’t be any need for salvation, for Christ, and the cross would make no sense. God knows EVEN WE as adults not always understand fully what we are doing and that even when we want to obey we can’t. He has compassion and grace with us. So we have to have give the same compassion to our children. ❤
@@araci88 Happy to see a child therapist agreeing with my interpretation, as you surely have more understanding of child pain than the majority of us 🥰 I can only speak of my own experience with my parents, afterall~ May God enlighten our actions towards children with the same love and compassion He dedicates to us as adults 🙏🏻🩵
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Sadly I spoiled my Son and now that he’s almost 18 I am paying the price. Wish I hadn’t listened to therapeutic goo. Please listen to this sermon for the sake of your children. God bless.
Just had this discussion yesterday with my wife and daughter about how psychologized our culture is. Psychology and Psychiatry is steeped in naturalism.
Thank you pastor Doug.
I was raised in a really strict household, sometimes to strict and I suffer from that as an adult but its 100 times better than being spoiled and an upbringing where the parents didnt pnish or didnt do disciplie almost at all, I know some adults that had that kind of upbringing and I would never ever switch places with them!
Thank you from Breaux Bridge, Louisiana
Therapeutic goo is sometimes necessary. My oldest daughter and I are both slightly autistic. At the age of 43, she has begun feeling her isolation. God is bringing her out and beating it out of her would never have helped.
Amen
The world doesn't change. It's full of dead men's bones. The world looks different, but the father of it has not changed.
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As a catholic, I've learnt that a sin has only been committed if the person previously understood such action as a sin. When talking to really small children that still can't understand complex explanations, isn't it fair to simply look at them in the eye and say "you don't yet understand, so you need to trust mommy and don't do this again"? My parents have never beaten me, but whenever I saw them disappointed about something I did it would teach me a lesson way harder than any rod would. Couldn't this be a non-literal way to understand the validation of child correction in the Bible? Afterall, repent generates physical pain in the heart without the need of any level of spanking.
Yes, I totally agree. I’m a child therapist and a Christian and yes, you are absolutely right because when we assume children “know” what they are doing when they misbehave, we are more likely to over punish them and become unjust with them because we see intention, motivation and adult understanding in their actions, which the don’t have.
In fact, if God was judging us that way, then we all be going to hell and there wouldn’t be any need for salvation, for Christ, and the cross would make no sense.
God knows EVEN WE as adults not always understand fully what we are doing and that even when we want to obey we can’t. He has compassion and grace with us. So we have to have give the same compassion to our children. ❤
@@araci88 Happy to see a child therapist agreeing with my interpretation, as you surely have more understanding of child pain than the majority of us 🥰 I can only speak of my own experience with my parents, afterall~
May God enlighten our actions towards children with the same love and compassion He dedicates to us as adults 🙏🏻🩵
There is no act as craven as a big person striking a little person who is in his care. It is the essence of evil.
I think psych has some benefits if rooted in a Christian environment. We get to better study the “how’s” and “whys” behind certain sins with science
Just as long as you don't turn into Focus on the Family - textbook example of psychological Christianity departing from scripture.
@@michaellautermilch9185scriptures written by mere men. Please do yourself a favor and give yourself permission to ask questions ✌️
@@duckbrew Under divine inspiration, I hope.
What is wrong with focus on the family @@michaellautermilch9185