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EPISODE · Aug 19, 2025 · 42 MIN

E59: How to have peace with your parents

from The Bible with Benjamin Lee · host Benjamin Lee

SummaryIn this conversation, Benjamin Lee discusses the importance of peace in relationships, particularly between children and parents, emphasizing the need for reconciliation with God through Jesus Christ. He explores various biblical case studies, including the first family, Eli and his sons, and Samson, to illustrate the dynamics of peace and conflict within families. The conversation concludes with practical advice for young people on how to foster peace at home and the significance of obeying and respecting parents.TakeawaysJesus is the way to eternal life.To be blessed, we should pursue peace.Peace begins with a right relationship with God.Children play a big role in the peace of the home.Parents must lead by example in righteousness.Listening to parents is crucial for peace.Demonstrating gratitude fosters a peaceful home.Obeying parents is a command from God.Communication is key to maintaining peace.Forgiveness is essential in family relationships.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Peace and Salvation10:54 Understanding Peace with God19:51 Case Studies on Family Dynamics30:59 Practical Applications for Peace in the Home39:55 The Importance of Peace with God

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