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Children are like arrows Psalm 127:4
Nock not cracked or able to be seat properly this can be dangerous
Fletching fully intact proplerly place if not they can fly irratically
Shaft WHen it is stressed it cann hold up
Tip sharp and solid so it can penetrate the target and not bouunce off
Care for the arrow.
in a quiver and tube.
Politics
eduction
Law
Tradesmen and women
Buisness professionals
Fulltime ministry
OUr school mission is to produce commited disciples for Christ that are well educated.
we do that through or 5 distinctives
Bible Based eduction Proverbs 1:7
Knowledge
understanding
wisdom
Mastery Learning for all students
80 to Pass do not move ahead until mastering current section helps minimize Gaps
Goal oriented Learning Proverbs 16:9
students are taught to attain achevable goals that stretch them
Positive and negetive controls Galatians 6:7
works based system not grace.
Paycheck
Individual Success plan Psalm 139:13-14
learning is the constant time is the variable
These 5 Distinctives are obtained through a blended learning style that is facilitated by our qualified Staff.
so...........
That is nice but really why do we even take the time to have a school isnt it just an unecessary ministry?
i can get school for free from the government.
I have some question i would like to put forth but before i do i want to establish 3 truths
Truth #1 children are a heritage from God ownership of children belongs to the creator.
Psalm 127:3
Heritage is not a expendable resource but instead it is a somethig given with the thought of improving and multiplying it.
God’s Heritage is not just a salvation.
IThis started in the Garden Be fruitful and multiply.
WHat were they multiplying?
not just number but a Human race that was to walk and talk with thier creator as their Hevanly father.
Moses Clerifies this thought in Deut.
6:1-25 Your children are an heritage because they carry the capability to love God to a greater extent than you.
Truth #2 parents are responsible for their children’s education.
Ephesians 6:4
"Bring them up” rear or nourish (ektrephete, “provide for physical and spiritual needs” Harold W. Hoehner, “Ephesians,” in The Bible Knowledge Commentary: An Exposition of the Scriptures, ed.
J. F. Walvoord and R. B. Zuck, vol. 2 (Wheaton, IL: Victor Books, 1985), 642.
The word for “nurture” was used by the ancient Greeks of the general education of a child, of the whole course of training by which a boy was reared into a man
- Curtis Vaughn,
“Disipline”
Heb 12:5-11 Disipline is necessary but what is it.
Discipline is Training.
The one who disciplines is called instructor, teacher (Ro 2:20+); punisher, discipliner, corrector (Heb.
9)
4082 παιδεία (paideia), ας (as), ἡ (hē): n.fem.; ≡ DBLHebr 4592; Str 3809; TDNT 5.596—1.
LN 33.226 instruction (2Ti 3:16); 2. LN 36.10 discipline, training (Eph 6:4); 3. LN 38.4 punishment, chastisement for improving behavior (Heb 12:5, 7, 8, 11+)James Swanson, Dictionary of Biblical Languages with Semantic Domains: Greek (New Testament) (Oak Harbor: Logos Research Systems, Inc., 1997).
4083 παιδευτής (paideutēs), οῦ (ou), ὁ (ho): n.masc.; ≡ Str 3810; TDNT 5.596—1.
LN 33.244 trainer, instructor, teacher (Ro 2:20+); 2. LN 38.5 punisher, discipliner, corrector (Heb 12:9+)
illustrate PBCA
knowledge There are families
understanding A family starts with a Man and Woman and can include children.
Wisdom Knowing and becoming fruitful and multiplying
NYSED Families are a basic unit of all societies, and different people define family differently.
 Students will listen to stories about different families and will identify characteristics that are the same and different.
1.1b
People and families of diverse racial, religious, national, and ethnic groups share their beliefs, customs, and traditions, which creates a multicultural community.
 Students will identify traditions that are associated with their families, and tell why the tradition is important.
1.1c Awareness of America’s rich diversity fosters intercultural understanding.
 Students will compare the cultural similarities and differences between various ethnic and cultural groups found in New York State.
“Instruction”
admonish
Truth #3 God expects you to put into action a ISP for your child
Deut 6:4-9
Constantly working on it (Diligently)
COnstantly promoting ISP when they are children
Sit
walk by the way,
Lie Down
Rise up
Take it everywhere with you
Implant it in your thoughts
Make your house all about it
So here let review
children are like arrows
3 truths are Children are an heritage, Parents are responsible for bringing them up, and God wants each child to have a ISP
What is the the target you are shooting at with your arrow?
God’s Target is a commited follower of Jesus that is well educated.
serving the lord to the fullest of their potential in their vocation.
How are you going to ensure your arrow has the best chance to hit the target?
What opportunity’s are lost by a child that does not attend PBCA?
Can I get a better product to help be produce and arrrow that hits the target
I do not have Children.
my answer to that then your opportunity is to serve at pbca to help our church produce a generation Disiples of christ that are well educated.
PBCA a Distinctively Christian Education
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