Jeff Chavez

“God’s glory must trump all other considerations, including personal and family honor. Christians must not become family-centered in an idolatrous manner. Teach your children that life is more about God than about self or family.”
― Joel R. Beeke, How Do We Plant Godly Convictions in Our Children?

“Three aspects of cultivating this godly fear and firm hope in our children may be summarized in the words confession, communion, and consecration.”
― Joel R. Beeke, How Do We Plant Godly Convictions in Our Children?

“While you hope that you will still have a voice in their lives as a trusted counselor and friend, you will never return to the days when you picked up your baby and put him in the pack and play to keep him safe. You will stand at the door and watch him drive away to live his own life.”
― Joel R. Beeke, How Do We Plant Godly Convictions in Our Children?

“We are simply saying that we agree with Aristotle in the sense that there must be a first cause who is self-existent, pure being, and eternal. It is only a partial point in our knowledge of God, but it is a crucial one.”
― R.C. Sproul, Does God Exist?