Q&A session for Doug Wilson's sermon "Why Children Matter"
Doug and Nancy Wilson answer questions at Monday's Q&A session

Christ Church Moscow, ID
Q&A for Sermon #1748 A.D. Nov. 3
Text: Ephesians 5:1; Zeph. 3:17

Questions from Q&A:

0:50 Is there ever a good time to ask your child: "How do you think that makes me feel?"
1:53 Is there ever a time to ask: "How do you think that makes her (your mom) feel?"
5:30 Can a parent ever ask the question "How do you think that makes me or her feel?" effectively?
6:49 Is there a way to use scripture effectively without embittering your children towards it?
8:16 Is there a way to use scripture effectively without embittering your children towards it?
8:37 How do you consistently discipline your child and at the same time show them liberty and freedom?
11:48 How do you become a house of "Yes" without spoiling your children?
17:38 Can using scripture to teach and admonish your children become abused or done wrongly?
24:10 Can you talk about the steps you took to not take things personally when your children disobey?
27:03 What steps did you take to both be on the same page when it came to disciplining your children?
32:13 What should doing devotions as a young married couple look like? Doing devotions with your children?
36:14 How involved should you be in your child's private devotions?
41:28 How do you prioritize sins/issues to deal with when dad gets home?
46:40 How does mom not be the dump truck when dad gets home?
48:35 How do you apologize to your kids? Any thoughts on television for your kids?
54:45 Is there a time and a place to not discipline your kids?
57:17 What if your kids know what they did wrong and explained why they needed a spanking, but asked, "Can we not talk about it afterwards?"