Is it Love…or Enmeshment? Letting Our Children Go without Losing Connection
When we know our security is in him, we can let go of trying to find it in our children, our role as a parent, or anything else.
The second commandment teaches me to trust in a God that I cannot see, to serve him alone, and to remember that my obedience has generational repercussions.

When we know our security is in him, we can let go of trying to find it in our children, our role as a parent, or anything else.
I can release my white-knuckled grip on life and stop trying to be the savior of my family. Jesus is our only Savior.
It has become a regular prayer of mine to hand my child back to God. Each day I have to consciously give my daughter into the Lord’s hands.
Parents can rest knowing that the God who made their children is also the God who can change them.
There is a time for instruction, and a time for watching how your kids implement the instruction you’ve given them.
When we think our child needs a friend, we can turn to Scripture to trust God with our child’s loneliness.
