Apst Israel

Why Helping Children Is Good
Helping children is good because children are the foundation of the future. When we support them with love, guidance, and care, we shape their character, confidence, and values. A child who is helped learns that they are important and capable, which encourages them to grow into responsible and compassionate adults.
Helping children also reflects kindness and selflessness. When we invest time, resources, and encouragement in a child, we plant seeds of hope that can change not only one life but many others through that child’s future actions. What we give to children today becomes strength, wisdom, and positive influence tomorrow.
Above all, helping children brings joy and purpose. It builds a safer, better society and reminds us that small acts of care can make a lifelong difference.

Short Teaching: Children Acquiring Knowledge in This Generation
Children of today are growing up in a world full of information. Knowledge is everywhere—on phones, in schools, on television, and on the internet. Because of this, children must learn how to gain the right knowledge and how to use it wisely.
True knowledge is not just knowing many things; it is learning what is useful, truthful, and good. Children should be taught to read, ask questions, think carefully, and not believe everything they see online. Skills like digital literacy, problem-solving, creativity, and good communication are very important in this generation.
Most importantly, children should learn knowledge that builds good character—respect, honesty, kindness, and responsibility. When knowledge is joined with good values, children can use what they learn to help themselves, their families, and society.
As the Bible says, “Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it” (Proverbs 22:6). When children are guided to seek the right knowledge early, they grow into wise and impactful adults.