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Moms Really Do Make a Difference*

Published 1 year, 8 months ago
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Mother’s Day can bring gratitude, joy, grief, pressure, and complicated memories all at once. Pastor Chris Teien explains why mothers, grandmothers, and women of faith matter deeply, while also reminding listeners that no parent is perfect and God can still use faithful influence in powerful ways. Learn how honoring parents, investing in children, and passing on Scripture can help shape the next generation for Christ.

In This Message

  1. Honor Your Father and Mother
    (Exodus 20:12; Ephesians 6:1–3)
    God commands His people to honor their parents, even though no parent is perfect. This section recognizes both the importance of Mother’s Day and the difficulty it can bring for those who carry grief, disappointment, loss, or unmet hopes.
  2. Value Godly Character Over Perfection
    (Proverbs 31:10–31)
    The Proverbs 31 woman shows wisdom, diligence, generosity, strength, and fear of the Lord. Pastor Chris explains that this passage should encourage women toward godly character rather than crush them with unrealistic expectations.
  3. Be a Mother of Influence
    (2 Timothy 1:1–5)
    Timothy’s faith was shaped by the influence of his grandmother Lois and his mother Eunice. This point highlights the lasting impact mothers, grandmothers, and spiritual mentors can have when they model faith, pray, teach, and point children toward Christ.
  4. Be a Mother Who Instructs
    (Proverbs 1:8; 2 Timothy 3:14–17)
    Godly instruction helps children know Scripture, understand salvation, and grow in wisdom. The sermon encourages parents and caregivers to read the Bible, pray, bring children to church, and faithfully teach the gospel at home.

I hope this message helps you understand and apply God’s Word. Find sermon transcripts at Well.faith, learn more at ChrisTeien.com, or come visit us at Rockwell Church in Virginia, Minnesota. If this message encouraged you, I’d love to hear from you at wellfaith24@gmail.com.

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