12/14/2025
Has been a while since we have posted to our page. However the message still remains.... disobedience brings demons via SIN!
The part most Christian parents don’t want to face is this:
Your sin doesn’t stay with you.
It lands on your spouse.
It lands on your child.
It lands on your entire home.
Scripture shows it over and over again, what you allow in your life eventually touches their life.
In Exodus 20:5–6, God warns that the consequences of a parent’s disobedience echo into the next generation.
Not because God is cruel, but because sin spreads.
Sin infects.
Sin teaches.
Sin opens doors.
Hosea 4:6 is even more blunt:
“Since you have forgotten the law of your God, I also will forget your children.”
Meaning: when the parents walk away, the covering weakens.
And in Joshua 7, one man’s private rebellion brought destruction on his entire household.
One sin → one open door → everyone feels it.
That’s why Paul connects everything so tightly in Ephesians 5 and 6:
Marriage order → parental leadership → children’s spiritual covering.
Your family rises or falls on the strength of your walk.
So when you refuse accountability…
When you choose rebellion over repentance…
When you call it a “struggle” but you’re really protecting the very sin that’s killing your home…
Just understand something:
You’re not just gambling with your soul,
you’re gambling with theirs.
Your child can’t choose what spiritual environment they grow up under.
You pick it for them through your obedience or your rebellion.
That’s why Ephesians 4:27 says,
“Do not give the devil a foothold.”
Because every foothold in a parent becomes a foothold in the home.
But here’s the hopeful truth:
You can shut every door you opened.
You can reverse every cycle you repeated.
You can re-cover what your sin uncovered.
The moment you repent, the moment you turn back, the moment you say, “Enough,
not in my house,” heaven responds.
God doesn’t need perfection to protect your home.
He needs your submission.
He needs your obedience.
He needs you to actually fight for the blessing He gave you.
Because at the end of the day:
Your family doesn’t need a perfect parent,
they need a repentant one.