Use the following suggestions as a start and add to them ten more principles important to you and your children. Because Christ loved you even when you were a sinner, you should love others no matter how unlovely they are. But these principles often have not been specifically spelled out nor enunciated in a way that they can implement them into their Bible teaching. Here are some suggestions to help you implement Biblical principles as you teach the Bible at home. Make use of your present knowledge of Bible truth.
Most parents know more Bible truth than they realize.
They also have a general idea about the conduct they expect from their children. But some parents may have developed an inferiority complex about their Bible knowledge and have developed the habit of depending on others to do their Bible instruction. Be willing to dig into the Bible for yourself, and allow the Lord to help you to develop principles that reflect your present knowledge of Scripture. Develop the habit of going beyond facts to seeing principles in Scripture. When studying the first few chapters of Nehemiah, for example, go beyond who Nehemiah was and what his occupation was in the royal court to an estimation of what motivated the man to attempt the great task of rebuilding the walls.