I recently heard this message by pastor Voddie Baucham. He delivered it to a large group of Southern Baptist pastors in Texas. He definitely challenges the status quo on discipleship of children and youth ministry. It is very powerful, convicting, and encouraging. If you've never heard of him or never heard this message, I highly recommend it.
The message

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Ashley H.
Member of Immanuel Presbyterian Church (PCA)
DeLand, FL
~Wife to Mike~
~All good which could be thought or desired is to be found in Jesus Christ alone. - John Calvin~

Thanks for the link. Voddie definitely has his pulse on the needs of the family and has had a great impact on many people, specifically within the SBC. Everyone should listen to this and pray about where they are as a family. Church leadership should as well, and consider what they're doing and how proactive they are in either promoting families, or enabling parents to shirk their responsibilities in discipling their own children.

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For the Glory of our King,
Joe Johnson
Slave of Christ, husband, father, Preacherboy at Cornerstone Community Church, Escanaba, MI. and TMS graduate. Personal website - SoundLife.org

I do not know, and I do not say, that a person cannot believe in Revelation and in evolution, too, for a man may believe that which is infinitely wise and also that which is only asinine. ~ CHS

This is a major emphasis of his. I listened to a Founders Breakfast message by Bro. Baucham and he emphasized family and Christ centered education although I can't remember if that was his main topic.

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Chris
OPC member
Now attending Grace Community Baptist Church
Mandeville, LA

"Faith alone saves, but it is a faith that works." - S. Lewis Johnson

YES! Voddie, another confessional Founders SBCer!

I love it!!

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Ivan Schoen, Pastor * Maranatha Baptist Church * Poplar Grove, Illinois USA www.maranatha-sbc.org/
“One of the most important discoveries I have ever made is this truth: God is most glorified in me when I am most satisfied in him. This is the motor that drives my ministry as a pastor. It affects everything I do.” --- Dr. John Piper