This is a great sermon. However, I disagree with the point that to bring up daughters, you always have to dote on her and tell her she is beautiful the first TWELVE years of their life so that they get it into their head that they are center of the universe, and then at age 13, you tell them they are NOT the center of the universe. Why wait so long to tell them? Shouldn't a responsible father not spoil their kids or praise their kids too much so that they are more grounded and down to earth? So that the kids will not become spoilt brats, and so that they can be more humble before their dads and the Lord? Dads should know how to discipline their kids too. Psalm 78 is a powerful verse for fathers. Thank you.
This is a great sermon. However, I disagree with the point that to bring up daughters, you always have to dote on her and tell her she is beautiful the first TWELVE years of their life so that they get it into their head that they are center of the universe, and then at age 13, you tell them they are NOT the center of the universe. Why wait so long to tell them? Shouldn't a responsible father not spoil their kids or praise their kids too much so that they are more grounded and down to earth? So that the kids will not become spoilt brats, and so that they can be more humble before their dads and the Lord? Dads should know how to discipline their kids too.
Psalm 78 is a powerful verse for fathers. Thank you.
Just listened. He was calling out and making fun of that way of raising daughters.