Segregating Children from Parents in Church

Should we segregate our children from parents during church services? In this video, Toby Logsdon addresses the practice of separating children from parents during church services and questions whether it has a biblical basis. He expresses the view that children are primarily discipled by their parents, as evident in the biblical scriptures. He encourages parents to take on the role of the 'youth pastor' for their children, emphasizing the importance of parental guidance in the spiritual upbringing of their kids. Logsdon further explains that children can be easily discipled with the right guidance and conversations. He suggests that parents should have ongoing conversations about the church and spiritual matters throughout the week, fostering an environment conducive for their kids to learn and understand. He asserts that children do learn to behave and participate in church when guided by their parents, debunking the need for segregation. Proverbs 22:6 (NKJV): "Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it."