From Rumination to Repentance: Parenting With Our Minds Set on the Spirit
The Spirit rescues our fleshly minds from death and sets our minds on himself, where we find life and peace.
God does not need us to be gods for our children, he only wants parents to remember we are his children too.
The Spirit rescues our fleshly minds from death and sets our minds on himself, where we find life and peace.
In Jesus, there is freedom to enjoy your child, to pray for your child, and nurture your child.
Putting our oxygen mask on first is not a declaration of self-care, but an admission of our deep need.
God has his own timetable, which is often longer than our own, but he offers us his strength and wisdom through the Holy Spirit.
Because of the hope of the gospel, we do not need to rely on our own “right” efforts as parents.
As we focus our lives on knowing and pursuing the person of Christ, many of the formulas we use to attain “success” in parenting fade into the background.