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The document discusses building a great marriage by being fully committed, building the marriage on the rock of Jesus Christ, and putting God first. It advises seeking God's kingdom above all else and trusting that he will take care of other needs, as well as starting the process of submitting one's marriage to God by getting on one's knees in prayer.
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X3 family session 9
This document outlines the fifth commandment of "Rock Your Family": Get Home. It provides tips for figuring out how to be home more such as making your home a magnet kids want to be at, being intentional about spending time there, making memories as a family, limiting outside involvement, taking vacations together, having food available at home, and not missing important moments. The final tip is to look at your calendar to determine what non-essential activities to decline in order to spend more time at home.
X3 family session 8
The document discusses the importance of prioritizing marriage for the sake of one's children. It notes that "The greatest thing you can do for your kids is love your spouse" and stresses that marriage is work that requires spending quality time together. Failing to do so could cause the relationship to drift and negatively impact one's sex life. Men are encouraged to help their wives by ensuring she has personal time. The key message is that marriage should not be dominated by children and must remain a priority through scheduled date nights and relationship-building efforts.
X3 family session 7
The document discusses the importance of blessing children through meaningful touch, spoken words of affirmation, attaching high value to who they are, predicting a special future for them, and committing to help that future become a reality. It provides examples for each of these five aspects of blessing from authors Gary Smalley and the presenter. As homework, parents are instructed to write down their children's names, how they are wired, descriptive words for them, how to bless them, envision their future, and create a plan to help them.
X3 family session 6
The document discusses how parents should model good behavior for their children, as children learn more from watching their parents' actions than from their words alone. It notes that children will emulate what their parents model and that parents are responsible for setting a good example in their own lives. The homework assignment asks parents to reflect on what behaviors they are currently modeling and identify three steps they can take to become better role models for their children.
X3 family session 5
The document discusses building relationships with teenagers. It recommends that parents hang out with their sons, date their daughters, and spend quality time with them. Teenagers want love, acceptance, and their parents' approval. The document advises parents to engage with their children from a young age, do activities together as a family like dinner, and get involved in their lives. It also suggests finding mentors for children and relying on prayer to strengthen the parent-teen relationship.
X3 family session 4
This document discusses strategies for parents dealing with teenagers. It advises that teenagers become addicted to freedom at age 13 as they become adults and pull away from parents. The document recommends that parents engage with their teenagers by pursuing them, listening without judgment, asking questions, and building a relationship through activities like dating daughters. Parents are told to allow teenagers freedom while maintaining rules. The homework suggests apologizing to teenagers and finding ways to engage with them.
X3 family session 3
This document discusses parenting toddlers and setting boundaries. The main points are:
- The goal or "bullseye" is to train children to impact the world for Jesus Christ through training and discipling.
- Parents must set clear boundaries for their children based on Ephesians 6:4 about bringing children up in the Lord's training and instruction.
- Setting and consistently enforcing boundaries, even when children challenge them, provides security for children and teaches them to obey God and their parents. boundaries must be set in a loving way so children understand.
X3 family session 2
The document discusses creating a mission statement or "bullseye" for one's family. It provides the Wilson family mission statement as an example: "Train and launch L-3 warriors that will impact the world for Jesus Christ." It then explains the concepts of training children through discipline in the home and launching them into the world to impact it for Jesus Christ. It defines L-3 warriors as those who love God and others, lock arms in community, and live open-handedly with their time, talents and treasures. The document encourages parents to identify their personal and family mission statements.
X3 family session 1
The document discusses how nobody can fully prepare you for parenthood and encourages rocking your parenting by building your family's foundation on Jesus Christ. It outlines how Jesus is the rock, storms will hit all families but those built on the rock of Christ will withstand them, and concludes by suggesting falling to your knees to ask God for wisdom and discernment in parenting and listing values you want your family to have.
X3 family session 14
This document discusses grace-based parenting and provides 10 commandments for "rocking your family". It teaches building a family on the foundation of Jesus Christ. The 10 commandments include being the parent, catching truth through actions more than words, giving blessings, prioritizing marriage, spending time with family, teaching life skills, talking about sex honestly, protecting souls, building a spiritual college fund, and giving grace. It emphasizes giving children freedom and grace through parents' own example of admitting mistakes with grace.
X3 family session 12
The document discusses how parents can protect their children from pornography. It recommends that parents be open about discussing porn with their kids, emphasizing how God designed their bodies and sexuality. It also suggests monitoring kids' internet access, using filters, and keeping devices in common family spaces as ways to safeguard children's innocence and souls from the harms of early exposure to porn.
X3 family session 11
The document outlines the "Ten Commandments of Rock Your Family" which includes commands like being the parent, catching truth rather than teaching it, giving blessings, prioritizing marriage, getting home, and teaching life skills daily. It also discusses talking honestly with kids about sex, being open with them, teaching them how to respond to explicit content, and creating rites of passage and discussing terms about sex with sons and daughters.
X3 family session 10
The document discusses the importance of teaching life skills to children daily as part of parenting. It recommends teaching children how to resolve conflicts, communicate effectively, and understand how men and women are wired. Parents should intentionally seize opportunities to teach practical skills and allow children to learn independence, as teaching life skills can benefit children into their future careers.
X3 family session 9
The document discusses the "Ten Commandments of Rock Your Family" which includes getting home as commandment number five. It provides tips for getting home such as figuring out a way to be home, making your home a place kids want to be, being intentional, making memories with your family, evaluating outside commitments, taking vacations together, having food at home, not missing family time, and looking at your calendar to determine what non-essential activities to decline.
X3 family session 8
The document discusses the importance of prioritizing marriage even with children. It emphasizes that making time for each other and one's spouse is critical for the health of the relationship and is the greatest thing one can do for their kids. Specific tips include men helping their wives by giving her time to herself, maintaining an active sex life, and scheduling regular date nights to keep the spark alive. Maintaining a strong marriage through intentional effort is presented as key to a happy family.
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X3 pure couples chapter 14
- 1. Chapter 14: X3Pure Couples Series
- 2. Review
- 3. Review • To have a great marriage you must be all in.
- 4. Review • To have a great marriage you must be all in. • The Rock of Jesus Christ is who you build your marriage on.
- 5. Review • To have a great marriage you must be all in. • The Rock of Jesus Christ is who you build your marriage on. • Go to God first.
- 6. God First
- 7. God First • Matthew 6:25-24 "Therefore I tell you, do not worry about your life, what you will eat or drink; or about your body, what you will wear. Is not life more important than food, and the body more important than clothes? Look at the birds of the air; they do not sow or reap or store away in barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not much more valuable than they? Who of you by worrying can add a single hour to his life? "And why do you worry about clothes? See how the lilies of the field grow. They do not labor or spin. Yet I tell you that not even Solomon in all his splendor was dressed like one of these.If that is how God clothes the grass of the field, which is here today and tomorrow is thrown into the fire, will he not much more clothe you, O you of little faith? So do not worry, saying, 'What shall we eat?' or 'What shall we drink?' or 'What shall we wear?' For the pagans run after all these things, and your heavenly Father knows that you need them. But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well. Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own.”
- 8. God First
- 9. God First • Trust the Creator
- 10. God First • Trust the Creator - v. 33 “But seek first His kingdom....
- 11. God First • Trust the Creator - v. 33 “But seek first His kingdom.... • God is saying “Seek me first and I’ll help take care of that other stuff.”
- 12. God First • Trust the Creator - v. 33 “But seek first His kingdom.... • God is saying “Seek me first and I’ll help take care of that other stuff.” • As you submit your marriage to the Holy God of the universe, He will meet you right where you are and do a miracle.
- 13. God First • Trust the Creator - v. 33 “But seek first His kingdom.... • God is saying “Seek me first and I’ll help take care of that other stuff.” • As you submit your marriage to the Holy God of the universe, He will meet you right where you are and do a miracle. • Start on your knees