Parenting Quiz: Are You Raising Disciples — or Just Managing Children?

Question 1 / 14

What is the foundational command God gives to parents regarding their children?

A) Provide for their physical needs only

B) Let them find their own way without interference

C) Train up a child in the way he should go — bring them up in the training and admonition of the Lord

D) Focus on their education and career above all else

Question 2 / 14

What does it mean to "provoke your children to wrath" and how should parents avoid it?

A) It means to discipline them biblically

B) It means to frustrate, crush, or embitter them through harshness, favoritism, or neglect — parents should nurture instead

C) It means to give them too much freedom

D) It means to teach them Scripture

Question 3 / 14

In today's culture of screens and digital addiction, what is a parent's responsibility?

A) Give children unlimited access to devices

B) Ignore technology altogether

C) Let the schools handle all technology training

D) Set godly boundaries, model healthy habits, and guard their children's hearts and minds

Question 4 / 14

How should parents handle discipline in today's culture that often rejects correction?

A) Discipline with love, consistency, and purpose — never in anger, always for correction and restoration

B) Avoid discipline to keep children happy

C) Discipline harshly to show authority

D) Let children discipline themselves

Question 5 / 14

What does the Bible say about a parent's role in teaching children Scripture?

A) Only pastors and teachers should teach children the Bible

B) Children should learn Scripture on their own

C) Parents should teach Scripture diligently — talking about it at home, on the road, at bedtime, and throughout the day

D) Scripture teaching is optional

Question 6 / 14

How should parents respond when their children rebel or walk away from faith?

A) Disown them and cut them off

B) Blame themselves endlessly

C) Give up and move on

D) Pray persistently, love unconditionally, and trust God to bring them back — like the father of the prodigal son

Question 7 / 14

What does the Bible say about a parent's example before their children?

A) Parents should live one way at church and another at home

B) Parents must model godliness — their lives are the loudest sermon their children will ever hear

C) Parents should hide their struggles from children

D) Example doesn't matter — only words matter

Question 8 / 14

In today's culture of busyness, what do children need most from their parents?

A) Expensive gifts and activities

B) Their parents' time, presence, attention, and love

C) Freedom to do whatever they want

D) Strict rules without relationship

Question 9 / 14

What does the Bible say about favoritism among children?

A) Favoritism is acceptable if one child is more gifted

B) Favoritism is normal and harmless

C) Only fathers struggle with favoritism

D) Parents must not show partiality — favoritism wounds children and breeds division.

Question 10 / 14

How should parents handle their children's questions about faith and doubt?

A) Dismiss their questions as unimportant

B) Punish them for doubting

C) Welcome their questions, answer with patience, and create a safe space for honest seeking

D) Tell them to just believe without asking

Question 11 / 14

What does the Bible say about a parent's responsibility to protect their children?

A) Parents should expose children to everything so they learn

B) Only schools should protect children

C) Protection is overrated — children should fend for themselves

D) Parents should shield children from harmful influences and guide them in safe, godly environments

Question 12 / 14

What does the Bible say about a parent's role in blessing their children?

A) Blessing is only for Old Testament fathers

B) Parents should speak life, blessing, and affirmation over their children — pointing them to God's purposes

C) Blessing is not important

D) Only mothers bless children

Question 13 / 14

What is the ultimate purpose of parenting according to Scripture?

A) To produce successful, wealthy adults

B) To raise children who know, love, and serve God — and who will pass that faith to the next generation

C) To make children happy and comfortable

D) To have children who obey without question

Question 14 / 14

What is the greatest legacy parents can leave their children?

A) A legacy of faith, love, and godly example that outlives them

B) Money and possessions

C) Social status and connections

D) Education and career success

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