Discipline begins with our parents training our hearts, and then it’s just God our Father disciplining us. None of us enjoy it, but it’s the only way to get that “peaceful fruit of righteousness” mentioned in Hebrews 12.
It’s a reminder that we are His true and beloved sons and daughters.
In Week 3 of our sermon series on parenting, we explore how gody discipline can properly shape our children and ourselves.
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