The Phaneroo Devotion: Family Series: It Begins at Home
Apostle Grace Lubega
Proverbs 22:6 (KJV) – “Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it.”
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We live in a time where some parents have handed over their God-given role to raise their children to househelps, teachers, and even the internet. But the truth is that no one should replace the daily influence of a parent or guardian over a child.
You are the priest in your home. That means God expects you to be the first voice of truth your child hears, the first example of prayer they see, and the first teacher of the Word in their life. Church should not be your child’s only place of spiritual instruction—it should be a place that builds on what you are already doing at home.
When you fail to take this role seriously, the world will take your place. The media will teach your child what to believe, and the internet will shape their values.
If you have been absent as a parent, it’s time to stop outsourcing what God called you to do.
Set aside some time to read the Bible with your children, pray with them, or talk about what God means to you. Be present. Be intentional. Don’t wait for someone else to do what God has asked of you.
FURTHER STUDY: Deuteronomy 6:6-7, Psalm 78:4
GOLDEN NUGGET: God expects you to be the first voice of truth your child hears, the first example of prayer they see, and the first teacher of the Word in their life.
PRAYER: Father, thank You for the precious gift of children. I will never take my role as a parent or guardian lightly. I lead my home with Your Word and Spirit. My children grow to know You deeply because of what they learn and see from me every day. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
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AISISIANAKINETA NUEKALE: EGEARI KORE
Ekiyakia Grace Lubega
Awaragasia 22:6 (KJV): “Kitanaik ikoku erot loibusankinit aloseseneo, karaida kemojoŋ mam enyouni kanen.”
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Ijaari ooni apakio nu etitiŋikinata auriak epelu kec loijaikinit Edeke kesi lo aitetenanar idwe kec ne ejaasi asaak nuidwe, omwalimun ka elago loka okwamin. Konye abeit erai ebe emamei yen ibusakinit aburokin epelu kon loka aŋinipaaran kwape aurian arai ekedaran loikoku.
Irai jo esasedoti koore kon. Apolouke ebe emuno Edeke ijo araun eporoto losodit lokabeit loepupuni ikon ikoku, aanyunet nasodit naka ailip nakeanyunete kesi ka esisianakinan losodit loka Akirot aijarakec. Kinye araun ebe Ekanisa bon aiboisit na epupioto idwe kon aicorakineta nu emoyo – ekoto orai ne kiasere aiduk nu kiswamai jo ore.
Ipiko jo aitiŋ epelu lo kaagogoŋ, itiŋi akwap epelu kon. Isisianakini elago idwe kon nu iyuuna keda iponesio.
Arai imamei lem jo kwape aurian, adol apak ijo apalar ailokony epelu kon loenyaraunit ijo Edeke aswam.
Kibwaik apak osiom Ebaibuli keda idwe kon, ilip keda kesi, arai kiner nuikamanara keda Edeke keda kesi. Kojaunun. Kopeleik. Mam idari icie ituŋanan aswam nueŋit Edeke kanekon.
ASIOMAN NAIYATAKINA: Ikisila 6:6-7, Isabulin 78:4
NUEPOSIK BALA ESABU: Emuno Edeke ijo araun eporoto losodit lokabeit loepupuni ikon ikoku, aanyunet nasodit naka ailip nakeanyunete kesi ka esisianakinan losodit loka Akirot aijarakec.
AILIP: Papa, Eyalama kanu ainakinet na idwe. Mam ejualauni epelu ka kwape aurian arai ekedaran. Keŋarenikini ere ka keda Akon Akirot ka Emoyo. Epoloete ika idwe ajenun Jo k’kaidules kanuka aŋun nu isisiaete ka ŋun nu esesenete kamaaka kaŋinpaaran. Okiror ka Yesu, Amen.
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