Teaching Our Covenant Children about Work (1)
This article addresses the biblical and practical importance of instructing covenant children about work and daily occupation within a Reformed Christian worldview. Den Hartog grounds the calling to work in Creation and Providence, examines how work has been affected by the Fall, and offers guidance for parents preparing their children for meaningful labor in an increasingly complex modern workplace.
Previous article in this series: September 15, 2016, p. 493. One of the most important areas of instruction that we must give to our children in our covenant home is that of their future daily occupation. To neglect this subject in the instruction of our children would be serious. Attitude and behavior in this sphere of life will have a dramatic impact on the future of our children. Years ago, sons were usually trained in the trade and occupation of their fathers. Daughters were taught by...
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