We can provide our children with the tools they need to make it in a morally complex and confused world. More importantly, we can help our children become the ones doing the influencing rather than worry they will succumb to the vacuum-like pull of peer pressure. The moral education of our children begins foremost with communicating about God. What we think about God determines how we respond to him. So, if we teach or model a flawed concept of God to our children, we cannot expect their character choices to be wise.
Most parents say their number one concern is how to raise moral children.
Biblical morality is about right and wrong. It is that simple. A solid moral system includes a set of rules or standards that serve as a guide for everyone. Suppose your neighbor decides she doesn't want to be inhibited by the double yellow line down the center of the highway. It does not make any difference if she likes the law, believes in it or embraces it.