God-Centered Family: Roles, Love, and Spiritual Growth

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- "A family, a Christian family is an institution where parents are bound together by Christian love, where children are happy and spiritually instructed." [33:17](Download | Download Cropped Video)

- "The Christian family is the bedrock of the nation. It takes families to come together to make a nation, a city, a town, a village, and the church." [35:10](Download | )

- "The husband cannot be the head if Christ is not the head of the husband. Christ must be leading the family through the man." [36:50](Download | )

- "The father's responsibility includes caring for his wife as Christ cares for the church. The same passion, love, and drive that Christ has for the church must be the same the husband has towards the wife and children." [38:08](Download | )

- "The major duty of the wife is to love the husband, is to love and to serve Christ Jesus. The woman's first responsibility is to the Lord." [50:47](Download | )

- "Each member of the family have a role to play. And their role is equally important to make the family what it's supposed to be. Nobody is more valuable than the other in the family." [49:54](Download | )

- "The church has that responsibility to maintain the godly family as God intended it to be. That's why the church is called the family of God." [01:05:07](Download | )

- "Parents should set the best example for their children while teaching them the way of God. Impress them to your children. Talk about them when you sit at home and when you walk along the road." [57:59](Download | )

- "Parents should bring their children to the Lord at an early age. Don't wait for them to get wayward because when they become wayward, it will be difficult to correct them." [59:35](Download | )

- "It is the duty of the man to comfort the wife in times of sorrow. The man is required to be faithful to his wife. God demands honesty, frankness, and faithfulness between the two in marriage." [43:09](Download | )
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