Show Notes
Psalm 127 teaches us that children are the heritage of the Lord and the fruit of the womb is His reward. How do we cherish and nurture these gifts from the Lord correctly? We do so by instructing them in His ways by teaching our children the Word. Scripture memory is a vital way for them to learn. It slows them down to hear it and naturally leads to meditation. Memorizing with children is often easier said than done. In this episode, our hosts will discuss various memorization techniques with...
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