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All right, we're here to the last meeting.
Very grateful for the family verses and song.
It so fits what I want to say
this evening in both of the sessions.
The first session here this evening is entitled,
Youth, Anointed Disciples of Jesus Christ.
Acts 2, verses 17 and 18 read, And
it shall come to pass in the last
days, saith God, I will pour out my
Spirit upon all flesh.
Your sons and your daughters shall prophesy.
Your young men shall see visions.
Your old men shall dream dreams.
And upon my servants and on my handmaids,
I will pour out in those days of
my Spirit, and they shall prophesy.
God continues to say a little later in
the text, For the promise is unto you
and to your children and to all that
are far off, even as many as the
Lord our God shall call.
These verses are timeless promises given to the
saints centuries ago, yet they apply to you
and I this evening.
I want you to take a moment and
just dream with me and envision your children
standing somewhere in the world serving God with
all their heart.
Maybe they're twenty years old.
They are full of the Spirit of God.
They are serving God with their whole heart.
They open their mouth with boldness and speak
out the mind and will of God with
ocean.
Their life and service is such that they
are known among the Gentiles.
And by all the people, all that see
them shall acknowledge them that they are the
seed which the Lord hath blessed.
Their testimony is clear, and everyone can see
the blessing of God is upon them.
That, my dear people, is God's will for
every one of your children.
If I understand the promises of God in
the Word of God, and understand God at
all, I know Him to be a God
who is no respecter of persons, but anyone
who will take Him at His Word and
with all of their heart move forward and
meet the conditions of the promises that God
made, God will do that with their children.
I believe that.
Remember those polished cornerstones?
That upright young man with a clear countenance
because he has a clear conscience that stays
clean on his own?
Remember him who loves the Lord Jesus and
all who know him know that he is
committed to the Lord?
Remember him?
He is a virgin saving His purity for
the wife of His youth.
He is filled with the Holy Ghost.
He is filled with God's words.
He is busy about the Master's business.
Amen?
Remember that young lady we talked about who
is also upright in her heart?
Her face glows because her conscience is clear
and she has learned to keep it clear.
She's one of the King's daughters.
Hallelujah!
All glorious within.
Praise the Lord.
Waiting to be placed in a building somewhere
someday at God's appointment.
Grace is upon her.
Everyone knows it.
She's a virgin.
She's pure.
She's saving her heart and body for one.
She loves her parents.
She delights in authority.
And she's ready to guide a home.
My dear people tonight, this is God's heart
and will for your children.
Remember, He is a God who calleth those
things which be not as though they already
are.
Hallelujah!
I believe that.
He is a God who calls us to
see and believe and move toward that which
is His heart.
God sees your seed, that is your children,
anointed with the Holy Ghost and living as
witnesses of His life-changing power.
That's how God sees every one of our
children.
It is not in His heart that one
here and one there gets all on fire
for God.
It is in His heart that every last
one of them represented in this room would
be on fire for God someday and a
testimony and a witness opening their mouth to
the glory of God of His life-changing
power.
That is God's will.
To have youth that are filled with God
is a great asset in any home.
To have youth who are learning to walk
with God is a refreshing addition to any
home, any family.
This is the goal.
And I assure you, it is worth striving
for, you as parents, as you disciple your
young people into disciples of Jesus Christ, you
will only bless your own household while you
do it.
I remember the first time it dawned on
me that the spiritual level had risen in
my house because of our young people.
The older children were moving into this dedicated
discipleship stage and the atmosphere of the home
was coming up because of it.
It changed the atmosphere.
All of a sudden, we were having church
during family devotions.
We were having open testimony meetings on Sunday
evening while we gathered around the popcorn for
our family evening.
Things broke out in beautiful discussions and open
confessions in those days as our young people
began to become on fire for Jesus Christ.
And I'm speaking about Rebecca and Daniel and
Elizabeth.
Godly youth will bless and sanctify the atmosphere
of your home.
I noticed it three weeks ago when Samuel
came back from Africa.
I noticed the atmosphere of the home changed
when he came back in.
This is God's will that our young people
are so dedicated to God that the atmosphere
of the home is not only affected by
mom and dad, but guess what?
If you do your homework while they're young,
they're going to come alongside you and help
you with the rest of them, sanctifying the
atmosphere of the home.
I would like to consider this evening the
maturing process that takes place in our youth
from the time that they say, I am
the Lord's, to the time when they become
like these youth that I have just described,
which, by the way, is the joy and
consolation of any parent's heart.
Many parents, when they hear their children say,
I am the Lord's, and they stand there
on the edge of the baptismal waters and
see their children baptized, many parents let up
at that point.
Well, that one's done.
On to the next one.
Wrong response.
This is a very crucial time when your
child rises up and says, I am the
Lord's.
I will follow Jesus.
This is a very crucial time.
Many parents are short-sighted on this point.
Somehow they have this idea that once their
child is soundly converted, the job is done.
This is a big mistake.
Yes, the job is done.
But there's another one just beginning in your
life as a father and a mother.
You are to take this born-again, bathing
Christ Jesus and disciple that babe unto maturity,
unto a steady walk with God, into a
true disciple of Jesus Christ.
And that is our responsibility as parents.
Make a disciple.
Jesus told His disciples to go and make
disciples in the same manner that they were
trained.
This is what we must do as parents.
We are to make a disciple for Jesus
Christ.
We must carefully take our newly converted baby
in Christ and teach them how to walk
with God.
This whole process should be a major focus
for the next few years of their life
until we can clearly see my child is
walking in the grace of God.
And I know it without a doubt.
Let's look at a few practical ways in
which we can guide these young people on
toward this goal.
Number one, you must be spiritual.
Father and mother, you must be spiritual.
You say, brother, you've been saying that all
week.
Sorry, but you must be spiritual to make
a disciple.
You must be a disciple in order to
make a disciple.
And I am not saying that if you
are not a disciple or your own life
is a little bit like this, that you
should take the back seat and let it
up to the pastor.
No, I'm saying, bless God, if you have
a young person who has been born again,
who is just getting their feet on the
ground spiritually, and you're not prepared to guide
them where they need to go, it is
time to get your feet on the ground.
It is your responsibility to guide them.
You must be spiritual.
As I mentioned earlier, many parents neglect this
responsibility.
And I'm afraid the reason why it is
neglected is because you can't make a disciple
if you're not one yourself.
So, that's kind of how it goes.
This is a very sobering condition to be
in.
To have a child who has given their
heart to the Lord and yet we are
in no shape to help them along their
way.
Paul said to Timothy, the husbandman must first
be partaker of the fruits.
As a pastor and a counselor who works
in the prayer rooms many, many times, I've
caught many a tear from a young person
who was born again back there somewhere and
lost their way up until now.
Sin is in their life.
They've made mistakes they wish they never would
have made.
But they've made those mistakes because they have
not been guided and discipled into a solid
walk with God.
Oh, parents, I'm just pleading with us this
evening that we be spiritual so that we
can put their feet solid on the ground.
The next point I want to look at.
They are young adults.
Your young people are no longer children.
This is something that we can see with
our eyes, but we don't always realize it
in our relationship with them.
That's why I like the term young adults.
This helps me to remember that I am
moving into a different level of relating with
my children.
They are not children anymore.
They are blossoming adults.
Your child is now your brother in Christ.
That changes the relationship a bit.
Amen?
This changes the way you relate to them.
You don't speak with frustration in your spirit
when you speak to one of the brothers
in the church, do you?
We parents need to change how we look
at our children.
I have shared a little earlier this week
about some of our failures in this area
with our own young people.
As Jackie and I sat down to hear
the hearts of our youth, these are some
of the things that came out.
We were offending them by treating them like
small children.
We hadn't made the change in our mind.
You do what I say.
You do it when I say.
No questions asked.
That's not how you relate to a young
person.
It doesn't work.
We slowly learned that we could not just
tell them what to do.
No questions asked.
They must be treated with respect.
And it's ok if they ask a question.
As long as they ask it in a
right way.
We shifted from commanding to leading.
From quick words to conversation and explanation.
And there was a learning curve in this.
And there were a few times when we
went back to our youth and said, I'm
sorry.
Let's move on to the next one.
Help them keep their conscience clear.
If they're going to learn to walk with
God, they must learn to keep their conscience
clear.
That is our responsibility.
Now we move into lessons of learning to
walk with God.
The God who just saved them.
And if they're going to walk with God,
they must learn to keep their conscience clear.
Otherwise, they will lose their way continually.
And praise God if you have your children
in a place where they can hear such
words and they can hear a good revival
message or go to a Bible school and
be challenged about walking with God.
That's wonderful.
But God wants us as parents to teach
them how to walk with God.
I remember so clearly with our son Joshua.
He was recently born again.
What a beautiful time for the whole family
as his heart was cleansed and changed.
Oh, it was precious.
But not long after this, he did something
wrong.
Like all Christians do at times.
And I, as a wife papa, I saw
it on his face immediately.
His conscience just got cloudy.
But what did I do?
I just took him aside and we had
our first lesson about keeping your conscience clear.
And I said, Josh, you're a Christian now.
And you know, he had walked for a
whole week.
He was beautiful.
He was full of joy and all of
that for a whole week.
But now something went wrong and now his
conscience was cloudy.
And we just sat down and we had
a little talk about it.
Josh, you need to keep your conscience clear.
When you do something wrong now, you can't
just say, Oh, well, maybe papa will take
care of it someday.
Maybe I'll get a spanking and I can
get it clear.
No, not anymore.
Now, you get on your knees and you
get right with God.
And we got down on our knees there
that day and he prayed and confessed and
repented of the wrong that he did.
You should have seen the joy on his
face when he got up off his knees.
It was like, Wow!
New lesson!
That was wonderful!
Didn't even have to get a spanking to
get it either.
Bless God.
You know, from that day, Joshua began to
relate with me in a different way.
He looked at me, yes, as his father,
but he also looked at me as somebody
who was a helper of his faith and
a helper of his joy.
And he would come to me and say,
Papa, this is going on inside of my
heart.
What do you think?
And I would give him some counsel.
Papa, I'm thinking about studying these verses in
devotions.
What do you think?
And I would give him some counsel.
It was like as if a light went
off in his little head back there that
day and he realized, This man can teach
me to walk with God.
I'm going to find out everything I can
from him.
And our relationship has been different ever since.
We're still buddies, but we're much closer.
Oh, the joy of watching him begin to
learn to take those steps of keeping his
conscience clear before God on his own.
That's part of making a disciple of Jesus
Christ.
The next point.
Establish their devotional life.
This is one of those areas that we
are quick to cover with a new convert.
You know, we leave somebody to the Lord
in the church, we're quick to come alongside
of them.
Look, get your Bible, spend this much time,
read here, do this, have some time in
prayer.
We know that if a new babe in
Christ will spend time in the Word and
prayer, they will grow.
And we want them to grow.
This is of utmost importance that we check
on a new convert to see how they're
getting along.
All this kind of care should be transferred
over to our children also.
Just like as if we just led somebody
to the Lord off the street, and here
they are in the church, and we're rejoicing
about all that God has done, we need
to work the same way with our own
youth and come alongside and say, okay, let's
establish a devotional life now.
Let's set these things in order.
They need their parents who will watch over
them and help them get on their feet
spiritually.
If your child does not have a regular
time to seek God every day, then help
them get it into concrete while they're young.
At our house, in the morning, I'm always
floating around the house checking on all my
little lambs to see how the morning is
going with them.
I'll ask them what they're reading.
I'll ask them to share what they're getting
from God.
I'll ask them how their prayer time is
going.
All this is very much assumed so nobody
feels threatened but rather loved when I ask.
By keeping close contact here, I get a
constant glimpse into where they're at with God
and their walk with God.
Sometimes they will say, it's not going too
well right now.
And then, I begin to probe and ask
a few questions and give them some counsel
in light of that.
This is our responsibility as a father and
a mother to do that till they get
themselves solid on the ground, solid on the
rock, Christ Jesus.
The next one, talk time and accountability that
goes along with talk time.
Young people need to talk!
Amen?
Sometimes parents think, oh man, I'm glad my
little ones grew up.
Now I've got more free time.
No, you don't.
Your young people need more time to talk
to you than you gave when they were
little.
Talk time.
Communication is one of your key methods of
guiding them and monitoring their process.
Sometimes this can be serious conversation and sometimes
it can just be nice family talks with
humor around the home.
Both of those are very important.
The point here is that you as parents
keep your hand on the pulse of the
heart of your child.
The youthful years are formative years.
And the young people are beginning to examine
everything.
Like it or not, these kind of thoughts
go through their mind.
I wonder if Dad is right, what he
says about this or that.
I wonder if this conviction is really in
the Bible and these kind of things are
going on inside of their hearts.
They're finding their way, establishing their own convictions
before God.
It's time to communicate, Mom and Dad.
They want to talk these things through.
There are questions that go on inside their
minds.
They want to talk them through.
But we must be close enough to them
and we must make available enough opportunities that
it just naturally flows out and soon they
begin opening up and sharing things that are
inside their heart.
And guess what?
You can minister to them and again, guide
them along the way as they learn to
walk with God.
These things are very important.
This flow of communication naturally opens up to
some accountability for them also.
If relationships are right, this accountability is perceived
as loving protection.
And that is exactly what it is, by
the way.
It is loving protection.
Maybe our young people go out for an
evening to a youth meeting or whatever.
You sit down with them and you say,
So, how was the youth meeting?
Who was there?
Oh, I see.
You have any good conversations?
Uh-huh.
What did you talk about?
Okay.
Who had the message?
Uh-huh.
What did you think about the message?
And on and on it goes.
Accountability.
You should have the freedom to ask them
how the evening went.
You should be one of their friends and
able to talk to them about how they
are doing morally.
This should be a willing, free flow of
information so that you can help them through
the battles of their coming to maturity.
I have seen dozens of young people prosper
and gain victory in the area of self
-abuse and moral struggles simply by being accountable
to mom and dad.
You can bring them through to victory.
I've seen other young people struggle for years
with issues like that.
And guess what?
They flip-flop spiritually for all those years
and live in condemnation and feel degraded and
all of that.
Moms and dads need to come near their
sons or come near their daughters and keep
them accountable concerning things like that.
Keep the communications open and you will do
them a great favor.
The next point is the blessing of authority.
I have been young in the ministry and
now I'm getting old in the same.
I have watched many lives of many young
people in the last 25 years of my
ministry.
The ones who really prosper had some of
this blessed commodity in their lives as they
grew in the Lord.
Biblical authority overseeing them.
In the Christian context, there is no greater
power available to mold a young person into
maturity than to have some authority over their
life that you can freely guide them and
ask them and direct them and check them
and say no sometimes about what they're doing.
Nothing is more powerful than this.
And blessed are the youth who have parents
who will watch over them in these ways.
I've spoken about this authority already in the
context of the small children.
Obviously, if you do your homework while the
child is young, you will have very little
problem moving into this vital aspect of authority
with your young people.
It just kind of flows right along.
But if you have failed in the other,
you will have your hands full when you
realize, whoa, they're going away.
I don't want them to go.
I think I'll try to stop them.
That may not be as easy as just
saying one, two, three.
So I want to encourage you to do
your homework while they're young.
But I also want to encourage you to
take authority over your young people.
The rules are the same because the principle
is the same.
Again, the great need is for calm, quiet
authority.
This is most important with young people.
They are beginning to question issues in life.
They are beginning to make decisions on their
own.
It is vital that you as a parent
be firmly established in your authority, which means
you don't feel threatened when a question comes.
There should be no arguments, no debates, no
raising of the voice at all, ever in
this area.
This is always counterproductive.
Listen, fathers and mothers, there are times when
young people need to be told no.
There are times like that.
Make sure that you have enough aground in
your life and in their life that you
can freely do that when it needs to
be done.
And they will just say, OK, sure.
It's fine, dad.
No problem.
Sometimes young people need to be told no.
We need to come alongside of them and
help them learn to live.
Amen?
Where they're doing well and clearly in control,
you can let up.
But where they're not doing well and you
can see they're not doing well, they need
some oversight.
Please give it to them.
I remember when Daniel came back from Africa
after he was there for six months.
He came to this place where I was
realizing he's going to be OK.
He came back from Africa.
God had done a beautiful work in his
heart while he was there.
Six months of service on the front lines.
God had poured a lot of grace in
his life.
Six weeks flat on his back with hepatitis,
hardly able to eat any food.
God did a work in his heart while
he was there and he came back.
And as soon as he walked through the
door, we knew right away, this boy is
different.
Now, he was a good boy when he
left.
We wouldn't have sent him to Africa.
But when he came home, we said, whoa,
what happened to Daniel?
As I began to watch him walk with
God after he came home, my heart as
a parent began to say, oh, this boy
doesn't need so much oversight anymore.
I think I'll just back out of the
way.
He seems to be making all the right
decisions on his own.
But you know, it's very interesting.
As my heart was saying, this boy is
OK on his own, his heart was saying,
crying like never before, oh, Papa, I want
to know what you think.
I tell you what, what a beautiful combination
that is.
When those two come together, you look and
say everything is OK.
They look on and say, please give me
some guidance in my life.
Let's go on to the next one.
Young people need godly friends.
We hear a lot about peer pressure these
days, and it's right, and it's a right
concern.
However, there is also good peer pressure.
Amen.
Or may I say it better, the godly
influence of close friends who love the Lord
Jesus.
Amen.
Our young people need the godly influence of
friends who love the Lord Jesus.
This is an important aspect of making a
disciple of Jesus Christ.
Now, I realize that some people may not
be in a very good situation, and your
heart may be crying even now while you
hear it.
Where do I find one?
What will I do?
Where do we go to church?
We've got away from all the churches.
I understand all that.
But I want to give the principle anyway,
and I trust that God will help you
to find your way in your situation what
you should do with what I'm saying.
But young people need godly influence from others
who love God with all their heart.
It's such a blessing when a parent comes
alongside of a youth who's learning to walk
with God and learning to submit their heart
to the direction that they're being given to
have another godly youth come alongside of them
and say, amen.
I think what your papa is saying is
right.
Oh, that's powerful stuff when a young person
will do that for their friend.
And by the way, if they do the
other, they are not your friend.
You ought to get loose of them as
fast as you can.
And by the way, if I ever hear
of anybody saying to mine, why does your
dad make you do that?
That's the last time I let my children
hang around them!
Because that's dangerous words.
The next point.
Help them get involved in God's work.
This is a very important part of making
a disciple of Jesus Christ.
As your young people begin to experience the
fullness of the Spirit in their lives, they
must have an outlet for this river that
is beginning to flow in their heart.
This is a major principle in the New
Testament and a vital key to your task
of establishing them in the faith.
Your youth must be doing something for God.
We are saved to serve.
Amen?
That's the bottom line.
Every one of us.
We are saved to serve.
We are not saved to sit.
And the young people are no exception to
that at all.
Many parents are short-sighted on this point.
They think the youth must mature first and
then serve.
They think that service is for the mature
adults in the congregation.
And the youth must maintain a holding pattern
for a while until they grow.
I feel this is a wrong approach to
take with young people.
Absolutely wrong!
If you take that approach, they'll be finding
miniature golf to play.
They'll be finding all kinds of other nonsense
to do.
They'll be finding other things to do with
their time.
They'll be wasting their time on nonsense things.
Young people need to be given something to
do for God.
You know, when the grace of God starts
flowing through them and they begin to give
it out to somebody else, guess what?
They'll find out, this is wonderful!
God is flowing through me!
And guess what?
They'll get addicted.
And that's what we want.
Amen?
I mean, it's the difference between the Sea
of Galilee and the Dead Sea.
Amen?
The Sea of Galilee has fresh water flowing
in and fresh water flowing out.
But the Dead Sea has fresh water flowing
in and nothing flowing out.
What do you want in your young person?
A Sea of Galilee or a Dead Sea?
Get them something to do!
And I believe that's the parents' responsibility to
be thinking and pondering and praying and searching
for avenues and opportunities where you can get
the children involved in the work of God.
You'll never be sorry if you do it.
A life of living for others is what
Christianity is all about.
I think many youth lose their way because
they don't have anything to do.
Living for others or love is half the
Christian life.
Do you want them to miss half?
That's a lot to miss.
Amen?
There are many, many different ways in which
you can live this out.
Remember William Booth?
How he took his children out there on
the front lines and they got thoroughly addicted
to the work of God?
This is what we're talking about.
This is a secret, dear fathers and mothers.
This is a secret.
This is how this thing keeps on going.
God has given you those children that you
might train those children and raise them up
that they might be servants of the living
God, every one of them.
And the sooner you can begin to guide
them down that path, the easier it will
be for them and for you.
As youth get involved in the work of
God, they begin to mature.
They begin to learn their Bibles in ways
they didn't before.
They begin to learn to pray as they
get a burden to pray for somebody.
They begin to develop their own convictions as
people ask them questions about this or that.
Why do you do this?
And why that?
What's that thing on your head?
What is it for?
And why do you do that?
All those things are used to develop deep,
heartfelt convictions and stability and maturity in the
young people.
At our house, we send our young people
to Africa when they're sixteen years old.
That's family tradition at our house.
Hannah's fifteen and she's counting the days.
When it's her turn to go over to
Africa, it changes their life.
It changes their perspective on every decision they
make from that day forward.
We send them to Africa.
There are many other things we do.
This whole Home Series that we've been involved
in these last ten days is just another
example of what I'm talking about.
The whole family has been in it from
day one.
I mean, two weeks before we ever stood
up and shared one word.
The family was in it all the way.
Whole Home.
It's not Papa's task.
It's the whole family that's going to do
it.
Bless God.
That was by my design.
Lord, here is an opportunity that I can
pull all these children right into the middle
of the work.
Man, they had no idea what they were
getting into.
But it's been good for them.
We started three weeks ago.
Partial fasting almost every day for the last
three weeks.
Family meetings to discuss the whole project.
All the work on family verses and songs
has been going on for two or three
weeks.
Prayer meetings at home as a family.
Special prayer schedules where you go and be
alone during the day and have a season
of prayer to pray for the home meetings.
I even gathered a selected group of people
together to pray with during the meetings so
that my children would feel free to open
up and pray with a bunch of other
people that are on fire and seeking God
with all their hearts.
We have been in the thick of the
battle all this week.
The children have grown up this week, no
question about it, in the area of spiritual
warfare.
Some of the things that they've seen happen,
some of the things that we've gone through
have educated them.
I mean, they realize without a doubt there
is a devil, and he doesn't like it
when God's people get busy for God.
Now, I've been telling them that a long
time, but they know it in experience now.
Very much so.
That's what I'm talking about.
How can I get them involved?
Let's do this.
Let's try this.
Let's go to New York City.
Let's go have a rest home ministry.
Let's go do the shut-in thing and
take care of them.
Let's go out street preaching on Friday night.
Get them involved.
It's good for them.
And by the way, lastly, we will all
rejoice together when the task is finished, bless
God.
We will all rejoice together.
And that's part of doing the work of
God.
You sit down, it's all over.
You say, hey, what did you hear?
What happened here?
We do that every night this week.
I mean, when I get home, I'm tired.
But we don't just run off and go
to bed.
We sit down and everybody starts talking.
You do this and this.
Did you hear what happened to so-and
-so?
Really?
Praise God!
Somebody got converted.
We just go on like that for about
20-25 minutes every evening.
What am I doing?
I'm making soldiers for Jesus.
That's what I'm doing.
I want them to be involved in this
thing.
I want them to get excited about what
God is doing.
I want them to know what God is
doing.
I want them to be in the middle
of the whole thing.
Why?
Because young people need to be involved in
God's work.
And when you get them involved in God's
work, someday they're going to take off running
and they may even pass you off, bless
God.
Well, dear parents, these are just a few
helpful suggestions.
It is by no means a conclusive list
of suggestions and helpful meditations for you.
You can come up with many more of
them on your own.
The goal is a disciple of Jesus Christ
who loves God with their whole heart and
delights in giving their life away to live
for others.
I want to encourage your parents to receive
the vision and the calling that God is
presenting before you.
And guide those children to stand on their
own two feet on the Lord Jesus Christ
and begin to walk.
That is the challenge that I leave you
in this message.
Let us pray.
Yes, our God and our Father, here I
am, Lord.
It is I, Lord.
I have heard You calling in the night.
O Father, we know that You do call
in the night.
O God, we pray that You will give
us the wisdom and, God, to give us
the direction and give us the grace that
we need to so guide our children that
in the youth of their life they will
hear You calling in the night.
I have got something for You to do.
Lord, this is our prayer.
Our desire is for anointed youth who are
full of the Holy Ghost, who love You
with all their heart, and they are a
witness of Jesus Christ.
This we pray for in Jesus' name.
Amen.