The child goes through several stages in life where their way of learning varies diametrically[1]. However, by way of a summary, it can be said that humans in general go through four stages where they can learn different things: From birth until age 5, they learn...
The full responsibility for ensuring this event takes place falls primarily on the parents and then on the church. Children should grow up with positive expectations that their parents and their faith community will create and nurture. This team (parents and church)...
This Benei Mitzvah ceremony is not a party to impress anyone, to showcase theatrical talents or ceremony design skills, nor is it for indulging in festivities or enjoying others' joy, nor for anyone (parents, grandparents, relatives, or friends) to purge their...
When God gave the mitzvot (notice that we are not talking about law but about commandments), the purpose was to keep His people's lives focused on what really matters: Relationship with Him. Relationship with family. Relationship with the community. All that God...
Although the name in general in Hebrew is this, hence meaning 'children (benei) of the commandment (mitzvah),' in reality, a distinction is made between females and males that originates from the name itself. For females, it is called Bat Mitzvah (bat means...
Where did the concept of Benei Mitzvá come from? Long before the arrival of the Messiah, the sages of Israel understood the need to educate the new generations, and through the study of Scriptures, they saw that God had provided the perfect resource for this. This...
Why should we be diligent in discipling our children? Although it seems like a question with an obvious answer, we must understand that it has been one of the greatest challenges for believers in Jesus throughout history. This is because in the first generation of...