God will intervene in our efforts and help us be the person – and the parent – we pray to be. The changes in our lives will trickle down, blessing our children. Furthermore, our heavenly Father delights to see how His presence in our lives brings us joy and a sense of accomplishment.
Continue reading →Can you see the benefits of consecrating your heart and life (regarding your choices and dreams) to God? Think about how your life will testify of the wonders God has done in you. Picture how God might use you when you’re wholeheartedly committed to Him.
Continue reading →As they grow up and develop relationships in the work force and in their communities, how do we want them to respond when someone disagrees with their point of view? How bad are we willing to let things get as we watch the chips on our children’s shoulders grow sinfully larger and larger? And the childlike love in their hearts grow colder and colder?
Continue reading →Rather than “unfriending” one another, what would we lose by praying for ourselves and each other this way? What might we gain? We’ve grown close by sharing, praying, laughing and crying with each other on Facebook. Let’s not throw that away. It must be possible for people who genuinely love God to get along, don’t you think?Perhaps, even be friends?
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