Combating Regret in Parenting: Looking Back and Looking Forward
God chose you to parent your child, not because he thought you could do it without mistakes, but because God knows exactly what your child needs.
God chose you to parent your child, not because he thought you could do it without mistakes, but because God knows exactly what your child needs.
Someday Jesus will return from his own “big goodbye” to make all things new and put an end to goodbyes forever.
The gospel is not only for the students who get dropped off on Wednesday nights, but also for the parents who drop them off.
Oh, the places they will go! And oh, how grateful we are for the God who goes with them.
I hold securely my Father’s love, a love that grips me rather than leaving me wondering and guessing. He is strong enough to handle my feelings.
The Spirit gently reminds me of my own wayward heart. It’s as though he holds up a mirror through my children and I see myself in them.
In the strength of Christ, there is grace to love the teen God has given you, to pray fervently knowing that God always hears, and to share readily the faithfulness of God amidst the struggle.
Having more natural spiritual conversations with my sons allows me to point them to Jesus Christ every day.
When you can humbly confess your own struggles with failure, time, and money, then you’ll be better equipped to have these conversations with your teenagers.
