How God’s Mercy and Grace Make Parents More Compassionate
“The gospel at its core is a story of grace and mercy for those who don’t merit it.”
“The gospel at its core is a story of grace and mercy for those who don’t merit it.”
We need to be clear about the place behavior holds in the life of a believer.
The Holy Spirit is a gift from God the Father that makes us look more and more like Jesus, no matter how exhausting the season of life in which we walk.
We need to show our Asian American students that because of the gospel, it’s okay to not be okay.
Knowing Christ should be the highest aim in our parenting, not our children’s’ athletic success.
Because of the hope of the gospel, we do not need to rely on our own “right” efforts as parents.
God does not need or want your tidy life, with the sins sorted and dealt with.
As much as online “friends” might make them feel seen and loved, only Christ sticks around after the filter has faded.
As I sung those words to myself, I heard it as an invitation to Jesus and the rest and peace he offers, especially to worn-out parents.”
