Are you struggling to find your voice as a parent? The pressure we face as Christian parents can be overwhelming at times. It’s easy to think that the best course of action is to simply flow with the tide, wherever it wants to take us. But the Word of God is calling us to a higher level in our parenting. God has given us a wonderful and precious gift. The gift of our families. How can we sit by and allow every influence the world has to offer, to enter our homes? What used to be subliminal messaging is now unabashedly included in media targeted at even the youngest among us. No, we don’t aim to control anyone or anything, except what we allow in our own homes. So, it’s time to tell every influential voice that we deem unnecessary, “Not in My House.” Seven chapters, seven short sermons aimed at encouraging parents who want to seek the Will of God for their homes. What does the scripture say about parenting? Who is responsible and for what? Maybe those questions should be self-evident, but here you can examine just how the Bible answers them. What can Christian parents learn from scripture? Not only are there specific commands written for the parent, but there are also many examples, both good and bad, from which moms and dads can take guidance. If you are like many parents or even aspiring parents today, struggling to navigate the difficult waters of society, culture, and hot-button issues, take heart. You don’t have to feel bad or be apologetic to every person with an idea they want to force on your children and family. You are the protector of your home and you have every right to say, “No, not in my house.”