Title: Welcome to Adventure 6 Raising Modern A Day Knight
1Welcome to Adventure 6Raising Modern A Day
Knight
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- Help yourself to food.
2Treat List for The Next Few Weeks
3Raising the Modern Day KnightSixth Adventure
A Knight And His Ceremonies
4Discipline Review What are some options if
spanking doesnt work for you?
5Luckes SuggestionTake him out for a car ride
where you clearly and calmly explain your
expectations.
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7Review of Last Week
8The Characteristics Of An Authentic Godly Man
9Round Table Discussions
- Take a few moments at your table to discuss the
1st three attributes of authentic manhood. - What are the 4 attributes Robert Lewis
identifies? - Review the first 3. What do they mean?
10Round Table Discussions
- Take a few moments to discuss what it means to
- Expect the greater reward Gods Reward
11Round Table Discussions
- Take a few moments at your table to discuss
- What is the power of ceremonies?
12Ceremonies
- Helps to provide a clear definition.
- The knight knows where he is going and when he
gets there. - Provides markers for him to know he is making
progress and getting to where he is going. - Provides transcendent motivation to continue the
journey.
13Video Session 5Meaningful CeremoniesAs you
watch the video note
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- When are ceremonies needed?
- What are characteristics of meaningful
ceremonies?
14Ceremonies Suggested ByRobert Lewis
155th, 6th, grade Age 11-12
- Age of Boyhood
- Training in characteristics of manhood
- Manhood instruction
16Age 13
- Invitation to join father on a journey to his own
manhood . - Introduce into manhood definition.
- Private ceremony with dad.
17Age 16
- Again affirm what he is good at.
- Acknowledge he has more responsibility, car,
dating, freedoms without direct supervision of
parent. - Invite key friends to affirm what he is doing
well. - Challenge him to continue, be faithful and expect
the greater reward. -
18Age 18
- Much larger ceremony with men only.
- Invite key men, spiritual mentors, coaches.
- Challenge him to grow with purpose for the next 4
years. - Follow with a big party with family and friends.
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19Age 21
- Plan a meaningful ceremony with men only.
- Invite men of your roundtable.
- Introduce and induct him into manhood.
- Invite him to join you and your men to continue
the journey together. - Challenge him to put off childish ways forever.
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20Eric Lucke on Meaningful Ceremonies
21Accept and Acknowledge the KingAge 4-8
- Invites Christ to be his personal Lord and
Savior. - Responsible to love mom, dad, and brothers.
- Prays alone and with family.
- Positive member of family.
- Accepts responsibility to contribute to family.
- Shows pride in family, and Christ.
- Symbol Fishing Pole
22Knowledge of Right and WrongAge 10-14
- Growing in relationship with Christ.
- Knows and does what is right consistently.
- Avoids sin,.
- Responsible for himself daily homework, chores,
developing good work ethic. - Respects mother and father.
- Shows pride in family, and Christ.
- Represents family and Christ well in community.
- Symbol Folding Knife
23Responsible for Others and FutureAge 16-18
- A model of Christ-like living in school, family,
and community. - Values his reputation.
- Values, reads, and studies the Word to some
degree. - Accepts responsibility for himself, others, and
his future. - Knows importance of purity, and college or career
preparation. - Demonstrates integrity, and good work ethic.
- Consistently represents family and Christ well in
community. - Symbol Hunting Knife
24Public ChallengeAge 19-20
- Invite key men, spiritual mentors, coaches in a
surprise meeting. - Ask men to give key messages to son as they walk.
- Praise him for what they see him do well.
- Challenge him in key issues of Righteousness,
purity, integrity, love, work ethic generosity,
kindness, humility, perseverance. - Symbol Surprise Ceremony.
25KnighthoodAge 22-24ish
- No longer financially responsible for son.
- Repaying loans, debts, tithing.
- Started in a career and shows success.
- Starting own family.
- Recognizes commitment to church, community.
- Consistently does what is right when no one is
looking. - May be getting married, marriage counseling on
money, sex, children, in-laws. - Invite him to join you in the men of your
roundtable. - Symbol Sword.
26Legacy ChallengeChildhood for him,
grandchildren for you
- Challenge him to develop his own definition of
manhood. - Develop a plan to share it with his sons, or
womanhood for his daughters. - Review our relationship and what we did together.
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- Symbol Book, Family Crest, ????
27Suggestions for Knife Symbols
- Purchase an inexpensive folding knife, the others
should be nice. - Plan ahead, so that you can relate the specific
knife to your sons achievements, and his specific
personality. - Plan to replace the first knife when he is old
enough to appreciate the knife for the symbol
that it is. - Symbol Book, Family Crest, ????
28Round Table Discussions
- Take time to discuss
- What are ideas you have for symbols.
- Would you show your son the final symbol to show
him where he is going or not? - What have you learned about ceremonies that is
most valuable? - What are you most excited about concerning
ceremonies?
29Round Table Discussions
- A Real Knight Takes Time To Pray For Each Other
Take Time To Specifically Pray For - Wisdom and courage for each of the dads of the
roundtable to lead their sons on an adventure - Specific prayer requests.
- Praise God for each of your sons.
30This Weeks Quest Invite Your Son To The
Adventure Of His Life
- Keep everything positive. Be prepared to share
1, 3 ,4 next week - Think through the ceremonies you would like to
celebrate for your sons. - Begin to define what marks the completion of that
stage. - Consider what symbols you would like to use.
- Read through Chapter 9.
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- Of all the things I have ever done,
- More than any awards I have earned or won, More
than the degrees I have earned, or kids I have
taught - I am most proud of being a daddy
32Thanks For Coming!
- Remember who is up for treats next week.
- Knights need to eat and were always fed well ?
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