Jesus, Friend of Teenagers and Over-Functioning Parents
When we think our child needs a friend, we can turn to Scripture to trust God with our child’s loneliness.
If Jesus is our healer, what does that mean for our pain? If Jesus is the risen Lord, what does that mean for our sin and suffering? If Jesus is God’s Son, what does that mean for our own sonship?
When we think our child needs a friend, we can turn to Scripture to trust God with our child’s loneliness.
Your gender is not a runner up prize or a mistake, and it does not disqualify you for the work to which God has called you.
The Jesus I came to know did not ask me to just try harder fix myself, but to come to him in honest confession of my sin, trusting his power to save.
The good news for parents is that when we err in judgment, we have a perfect judge in Jesus Christ, the one who ultimately makes all things right.
As parents, let us remember that while we can offer our own advice in the midst of trials, Jesus has the ultimate street cred.
Parents, when a child suffers physically, you can know, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that Jesus cares for their bodies as much as he cares about their souls.