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May 28, 2024

“Train up a child in the way he should go.” It’s a familiar proverb, but what does it mean? How can parents be proactive with this instruction from God’s Word? On today’s program, David Wollen is joined by biblical counselor and author Julie Lowe to discuss how parents can protect and equip their children.

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The Way They Should Go

May 2024
4 Episodes

"Train up a child in the way he should go." It's a familiar proverb, but what does it truly mean? How can parents proactively follow this instruction from God's Word? On Haven Today, David Wollen shares practical insights into raising children according to biblical principles.

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