Family-Centered Education and Church Integration

The main takeaway is the importance of integrating family, church, and school for a holistic approach to education and nurturing future generations.

### T6 Integration Philosophy for Family, Church, and School
* 🏫 Parents should establish schools at home where they consider their children as their **first disciples**.
* ⛪ In the church, parents should be discipled across generations, and **prioritizing discipling parents should come first**.
* 👨 The family should be restored to a priesthood, becoming a **kingdom of priests**.
* 📚 "The three main areas of faith - the **home, the church, and the school** - are extremely important for **manifesting the glory of God** in the work of His kingdom."
* 📈 It's about passing down to the next generations, so there's **no need to rush**.
* 📚 "All methods come from philosophy, so it's essential for pastors to **read excellent books to develop their own philosophy**."
* 🔄 "It's necessary to **live about school**, **understand about church**, **know about family**, read specialized books on these topics, **debate**, **organize**, and **connect**."
* 🐎 "D6 has created a **powerful military nation**, and it can create a **powerful church nation**, a **powerful school nation**."

I want to emphasize once again that you need to create a project that looks ahead for the next 30 years. You should work within the big picture. If you just bring in one event from here and one program from there, in the end, you might not even know where you are heading, and you might lose your direction. Instead of knowing, you might end up with worse results. So, when drawing the big picture, you should have three keywords in mind. We often hear about them. That is family, and first, I drew a picture of a church. Next is family, and then the church again. But among these three institutions, which one was established first? It's the family. So, when drawing this big picture, you should remember the fact that we originally started from the family. Take a look at Adam's family. See how their family was connected to the world, and how their sins affected the world.

Whether they changed it or not, just like how the world changed when they had worship, Noah's family is the same. God continuously gave messages through families, connected them to the world, and valued these families greatly. The same goes for Abraham, Moses, and until Jesus came, until our God's kingdom became a family. Now, we must remember this big picture, going beyond blood relations, becoming a family in Jesus Christ until we become a family. In this big picture, there is one thing that the church misunderstands a bit. When we say church family, we tend to see it as Sunday school up to middle and high school. The church should be a school that doesn't exist in the world. You need to have a school with all eleven age groups. Right now, to solve community problems, like in Canada, Japan, or Germany, in Vancouver already.

We are conducting experiments. In the case of the United States, they are already conducting clinical trials within the University of Philadelphia. In that town, there is a school that connects children with grandparents. The grandparents have various careers, and they educate the children by playing together on the playground and sharing their talents, such as musical instruments, in class. This not only influences the children's character education but also their learning significantly. We are currently testing such a school. However, take a look at the church. We call upon three generations to worship every week. Due to the current corona situation, we cannot do that, but we could have a three-generation school on Sundays. Why do we cut it off only up to elementary school and only up to middle and high school, and why is there nothing above that, including the youth group?

This is our pride before God. We were wrong. Because we thought in the ways of the world and the ways of the school, Sunday school. So, how far should we go now? Even grandparents should go. When you look at the teachers in the church, grandparents have retired, they even retire from church service, and retire from the choir. Finally, in Deuteronomy 32:7, it says, Remember the days of old. Why? Because intergenerational connection is essential. That's why grandparents are necessary. If there are no grandparents, there are no parents, and if there are no parents, where will the children be? So, we must educate for the next generation. However, who is the focus of educating for the next generation? You must distinguish between focus and purpose. The education for the next generation should be centered on the parents' generation.

If education meant for the next generation fails, it is what Lonette is talking about and emphasizing in the United States right now, isn't it? The parent generation should be at the center because we need to ask about their faith, how they failed, how they received God's grace, and we need to know that. That's why the Bible clearly emphasizes the importance of faith between generations, telling us to remember the past. It means to approach with consciousness, thinking about the history of Christianity, the history of our church, the history of our family, and the history of our ancestors. Ask your fathers, the fathers who can speak, they are the ones who can disciple the children of our families. Fathers should have such a mission, and they will explain it to me. Ask the adults, they will answer me, that's what they said.

We need to redraw Sunday school as a big picture, and it shouldn't just be about the church. Now, the focus should shift to the family, and where this should be happening. When we move on to more specific discussions, that big picture is not something extraordinary; it happens in daily life. So, when Moses led us into poverty, that communion made us a nation of Israel. Now, in order to build that nation, we don't talk about administration or organizational matters; we just talk about one thing. It's Deuteronomy chapter 6, verse 7. When you sit down, when you get up, when you lie down, that's where you preach this word. Where is the commandment given? In every corner of Israel, every night, Listen, Israel! In the morning, Hear, Israel! It's about that family that only listens to God's voice.

If we wake up, the kingdom of God will be restored, and the kingdom of priests will be established. Moses said, Where did you draw that big picture? He drew it from the family. The same goes for Abraham. God will draw it in that family. Teach you and your descendants well, teach them the ways of God well, and teach them to obey God. Abraham, throughout his life, taught Isaac like that. The church should not be judged by numbers. So, I told the Generational Integration Society two things. Even if there are two types of integration societies, there are those who nurture and those who raise. Do you want to nurture or raise? Everyone will want to raise. Because care is needed. Then only parents can do it. But it should go to the second level and the third level. In the Korean situation, does this work or not? Are we going to discuss this issue now?

Mom, dad, and the kids, even if we just stop a little bit of the time spent on phones at home, even if we just give a little rest there, wouldn't our family change? I once thought about why family worship fails. When it comes to the methodology of family worship, there are plenty of books available at bookstores. Then why is it that even with a lot of resources, methods, experiences, many people sharing and teaching, it still doesn't work at home? There are modern cars, Kia cars, and various cars in Europe. But what is the problem? There are no roads. There are cars, but there are no roads for them to run on. Right now, all our resources, methods, etc., are like different types of cars, categorized and diverse. There are too many. However, the problem is that there are no roads. The roads have not been laid.

It's a story of not having a father in the family. We need to establish a family priest, but since the priest is not ready, no matter how good a car is brought and the steering wheel is held, where are we going? It's meaningless. We now have very good methods and resources. How well are videos being made these days online? Even in a time without that, can't we do it well enough? If we utilize what we have well, we can do even better. But why do family worship services fail? The first reason is the lack of a priest. You must establish a priest as the first thing. You need to establish a family priest. So, when God blessed Abraham's family, whom did He establish first? Surely, it was establishing Abraham. It's not about establishing Isaac, it's about establishing Abraham or Abraham's family.

I am not a leader representing that region, and I ask again, will you raise them or nurture them? d6 talks about it. Most pastors are in a hurry, asking if it takes too long. Yes, I've been talking for 30 years. Everyone, Pastor Lee in Idobong needs about 4 to 5 years to take the time. It's been 8 years now. What will change in the next 30 years? The reason education is happening now is that people who grew up in the old baby schools have gone through those processes in the church. We should be able to draw that in a picture. When you look at it, how precious is one family, one person, one child? We only have three people in our church. When I talk about this, it's a soul-crushing story. Why are there only three people, three each? Why is there only one person, one each? More than anything in the world.

Talking about that precious soul, if we talk about numbers, it's a story of raising them. We have to talk about raising them. Then, the upward spiral. In our case, the family is at the center, so even if we go slowly, looking at the next generation, the third generation, 30 people, 60 years, 100 years, it's about passing down to the next generations. That's why there's no need to rush. In the desert, in the Middle East, there is a saying like that. In the desert, camels walk on rough paths. It's not a short path. But do you know why they go until the end? Lions and other animals can't go like that. Because they go slowly. You have to go slowly. But our educators, among the pastors, some tend to shift from nurturing to just feeding because they feel the pressure to show results. You need to see cases where nurturing turns into just feeding. It's happening now. You need to check what you are nurturing. If you go to a program that says you need to check what you are nurturing, there should be many people.

So, in the front of American books, this person wrote a recommendation letter, talking about what the limit was, and T6 Companions started through these two people. It shouldn't be done in a downward way. It's not about gathering middle-aged and young people at church, gathering Sunday school kids, and having a three-generation worship service once. It's not about that. It's about continuously looking at parents. Among the current 330 people, how many of them are there? We need to look at that number accurately. It's because the numbers of work are the same. It's about looking at that number among the many church members to establish a family. It's about looking at one, the sincerity, and seeing it as God's work. So, even in the context of maximum integration ministry, this is the way we should go. Should we go this way or that way here? Should we go to the family? That's what's happening in the United States, in Orange County.

It's the same. When I went there, what did I say? I talked about Monday. So, I was shocked. Monday, what's that? It should be Sunday, right? Sunday should be emphasized. But why? After finishing church, it's about doing well at home starting from Monday. I understand that message. However, if Sunday crumbles, how can we talk about weekdays? By doing programs on Sundays so much and then saying, Do this at home, less than 10% actually do it. You saw the survey by Pastor Lee Jae-won this time, right? Some did, but it's not satisfactory. Though Chungshin Church had high scores, if we look at it as the average of Korean churches, the numbers are far from good. It's an impossible figure. Today, raising disciples who raise disciples. Then, how should we do that without doing ministry? It's about not looking at the place of nurturing in just one place.

In the big picture, how should we proceed? You should look at the family first. What should you look at in the family? Are you a priest? You are the father of the family. Is the mother also a priest? You should consider this. In that picture, in the church, we have Sunday school. What is there? You are a teacher. And oh, I'm sorry. In the church, in the story of Sunday school, you won't get confused. And now, the first thing is to disciple the parents in the church. Our Pastor Okhan is excellent. Before leaving this world, he said something with regret at that time. He was so worried about the next generations, our children. But if he had made parents disciples, Pastor Okhan's heart wouldn't have been like that, right? Discipling parents across generations, no matter what happens in the church, prioritizing discipling parents should come first. So, when you draw the picture, for it to be nurturing,

In the church, parents should disciple their children, and at school, teachers should act as parents, so when we talk about regular schools, it's different, but when we talk about Sunday schools, it's a bit different. So, it might be confusing. I will explain a little more in a bit. Also, children should be restored to their parents in the home, and the family must become a priesthood. Only then can the family become a kingdom of priests, just like Moses envisioned. Different families come out when they sit, when they lie down, when they walk, and when they go on the road. This generation divides the three main areas of faith: the home, the church, and the school. These three pillars are extremely important for us to manifest the glory of God in the work of His kingdom. These three are the ones we cannot be taken away from the world or become like the world. So, how can we solve these three things?

Do you know what? In t6, we call this rendering. Churches should become heaven, and schools should become China. We are all different in how we approach this, so how should we deal with it? We must connect them. Then, we have discussions about connecting families and churches here. Also, our respected professors specialize in how to connect families and churches, and there are many experts in Korea who focus on these matters. I don't have enough time to explain this in detail now, so for now, let's just outline the big picture. As we delve deeper into this, we can use books for more detailed explanations. Don't try to solve this through lectures alone. After reading the books, organize your thoughts while listening to the lectures.

Reading books and participating in conferences without reading books are different. When you read a book and attend, it can be 10 times or 100 times more effective. However, if you attend a conference without reading books, it could even be negative 10. So, what I emphasize greatly is that our pastors should definitely read excellent books to develop their own philosophy. Therefore, as Lennon said, This conference for the next five years should focus on and discuss philosophy as the most important aspect. That was the criteria. Emphasizing philosophy. But what do our pastors do? They look for methods. Where are the methods without philosophy? All methods come from philosophy. So, if we get to the point, which philosophy leads to these methods, that's the real issue.

Shouldn't we organize our thoughts after reading a book, asking questions, and discussing? It is impossible to connect these without having our own philosophy. We need to live about school, understand about church, know about family, read specialized books on these topics, debate, organize, and connect. Moreover, it is necessary to integrate how far we should go. Nowadays, there is talk about integrated education. When I visited a family, it felt like school, church, and seeing the church members, it felt like a spiritual family overflowing with love, resembling a family. It felt like our home. Also, looking at the education aspect, it felt like going to school and going to our Sunday school. I saw that this Sunday school is the first step in education. How many generations are there in Sunday school? Up to three generations.

When I went there and saw it, what's being learned is correct at school, but oh my, everyone is just doing that studying, and the main scenes are the teachers working hard and the kids doing that, so when I see that, it's similar to what our moms and dads do at home, right? And also, experiencing the love of the Lord there, it's like, oh, this is the church, that's how it happens, it's a fusion. We can't go into detail in this lecture right now, so I just want to read the content once. Let's do it together. Within a family, what's there? There's a church. What's there within a family? There's a school. And then, what's inside the church? There's a family. And what else is inside the church? There's also a school. And what's inside the DCS school? There's a family. What's inside the DCS school? There's also a church. Alternative schools in churches are trending these days, but there's one thing that pains me, it's good that the church is making efforts like that.

But what's important is that there's no family, no home. We have teachers we trust, but the parents leave, leaving with the kids from school. This is one of the things we shouldn't do. How can the world produce such an educational effect? Do we really need to go that far? Whether it's support or blessing, no matter what kind of stew comes out, whether it's a fight at home, however we fight, is that home hell? After fighting, we should also know how to reconcile with the love of Christ. We need to strive to resolve it there, to have a healthy family emerge, so that we can somehow make it work there. Since our parents are not educated, take the kids and put them in alternative schools, let them figure it out themselves. There is no successful case of foster education. I'm not sure if I spoke too harshly. I'm sorry, anyway, I know everything about the situation.

It is not true that everything is the same based on the word of God. I hope there is no misunderstanding. Lastly, I mentioned the word T6 Deungja, which is from Gyeongsang Province. It seems like I can't pronounce it well because it doesn't come out right. So, during my ministry in Seoul, I worked hard in Seoul. When I said, This is a miracle of God, there was no response. Do you know how it sounded? It's not a miracle, it's a wonder of God. I said, This is a wonder of God, but it sounded like baby diaper. So, later on, the pastor asked me, What is this about being heard as 'baby diaper'? Oh, from then on, I started preaching with a manuscript. I practiced the wind and the cold because of this statement that Gyeongsang Province people can't pronounce well. This Deungja, I had to force myself to pronounce it like that to make it sound right. This Deungja, as you can see in the picture, we all have it, right?

One thing has produced tremendous results, creating a conquest of the Chinese market. It shifted from infantry-centered to cavalry-centered. A military revolution occurred, and a small thing made it happen. Because with this, you can turn around and shoot. It brought about tremendous changes for the running horse. This is what D6 does. It has created a powerful military nation. It can create a powerful church nation, a powerful school nation. The amazing corps can make this world conquered and ruled. God has allowed us to do this. Why should the church be so ignored by the world? That's why we feel so unjust. In fact, one invention has turned history upside down. Today, I was going to lecture on the big picture of T6, but I had to explain it through drawings. The specifics are in the book.

Please do it through the phone and also, I hope that in the future, you will continue to create things that you have worked on in our textbooks. I would appreciate it if you could refer to the integration and fusion aspects in this three-part integration. I couldn't make the file so detailed because I rushed to do it in time. Churches can have Sunday schools. About 60% to 70% of all churches in Korea do not have Sunday schools. It's not that way. Even if you go up to the third generation, there may be churches without middle school or high school departments, but there are Sunday schools. We need to change the paradigm now. In families, parents must establish schools where they consider their children as their first disciples. And in our Christian schools and churches in this area, Sunday schools should be schools that please God, not just for the elderly. Grandparents should pass on the word of God to their grandchildren, and parents should also teach their own.

I would like to see such times from my children when all generations come together in church and move together. I hope this kind of picture is drawn during this COVID period. Thank you.

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The Importance of Family and Intergenerational Connection in Church

The family is the foundation of the big picture, with a rich history of being valued and connected to the world.

The church is urged to expand its educational role to include all eleven age groups and promote intergenerational connections, going beyond the current limitations.

The focus of educating the next generation should be centered on the parents' generation, emphasizing the importance of intergenerational relationships in the church.

The Importance of Faith and Family in Generational Education

Lonette emphasizes the crucial role of faith and family in generational education, highlighting the need for intergenerational communication and the passing down of religious teachings.

She stresses the shift of focus from the church to the family and the significance of integrating faith into daily life.

Lonette uses the analogy of having resources but no roads to emphasize that, despite having various teaching methods available, the lack of a solid foundation or structure, like "roads," hinders the success of family worship and education.

The Importance of Establishing a Family Priest

The key to successful family worship services is establishing a family priest.

Many pastors are rushing the process of nurturing, feeling pressured to show quick results, instead of taking the time to raise and nurture the congregation.

It's crucial to focus on slowly raising the family and passing down traditions to the next generations, rather than seeking immediate numbers and results.

Prioritizing Parental Discipleship for Church and Family Growth

The importance of emphasizing Sunday as a day for family discipleship is highlighted, despite the focus on weekday activities.

The key role of parents as the first disciples in the church is emphasized, aiming to address the concerns of the late Pastor Okhan.

The integration of parental discipleship in the church, school, and home is crucial for manifesting the glory of God and should be further explored through specialized resources.

The Importance of Philosophy in Pastor Development and Education

Participating in conferences without reading books is not as effective as combining the two, which can greatly enhance learning.

Emphasizing philosophy is crucial for pastors, as all methods stem from philosophy, making it the real issue to focus on.

Integrated education, combining school, church, and family, is vital for the holistic development of children and should be prioritized over alternative schooling methods.

The Impact of T6 Deungja on History and Religion

The speaker struggled with the pronunciation of T6 Deungja, leading to a humorous misunderstanding during their ministry in Seoul.

T6 Deungja is credited with causing a military revolution and creating a powerful nation.

The speaker emphasizes the importance of T6 in shaping the church and calls for a paradigm shift in the approach to Sunday schools in Korea.