Christian Home Life

S. S. Pugh (1825 - 1899)

The more carefully we consider the law of the family as ordained by God, and view it in relation to the higher necessities of man’s spiritual nature, the more fully we must be convinced that He, who knew what was in man, contemplated in this gracious ordinance our highest good as well as our greatest earthly happiness. And when the family relationship is sanctified by piety; when husband and wife are one in the possession of a saving faith and of spiritual hopes; when the children are regarded as a 'heritage of the Lord,' and, therefore, as a sacred trust, of which He will require an account; when the whole home-life is regarded as His,—there is a guarantee for happiness purer and more enduring than any that can exist on this side heaven. The Christian hope gives it its crowning glory, and makes it the purest earthly type of that state of blessedness which the believer can call by no name more endearing than his eternal home .’ - Summary from Introductory

Genre(s): Christianity - Other

Language: English

Keyword(s): children (1098), bible (477), Christianity (369), church history (36), parenting (9)

Section Chapter Reader Time
Play 01 Introductory InTheDesert
00:13:26
Play 02 The Bible and Home-Life InTheDesert
00:22:58
Play 03 Piety at Home InTheDesert
00:31:15
Play 04 Home Piety and Home Happiness InTheDesert
00:19:53
Play 05 Teaching and Training InTheDesert
00:40:01
Play 06 The Formation of Character - Personal Habits InTheDesert
00:40:09
Play 07 The Formation of Character - Social Habits InTheDesert
00:17:32
Play 08 Child-Piety InTheDesert
00:30:08
Play 09 Family Worship InTheDesert
00:22:42
Play 10 The Lord's Day at Home InTheDesert
00:20:37
Play 11 Social Intercourse InTheDesert
00:26:43
Play 12 The Breaking up of the Home InTheDesert
00:37:01
Play 13 The Eternal Home InTheDesert
00:12:45