Encouragement for the Parent of a Child with Learning Differences
We want our children to learn to pray, to depend on God, to build a history with him.
We can ask God to use our own suffering to bear witness to our children that we have a friend in the flesh and in the fire.
We want our children to learn to pray, to depend on God, to build a history with him.
In his lovingkindness, Jesus often allows us to look back at seasons of distress and see how he carried us through.
If our children are in Christ, we can be confident in their future. Their best, and our best, is yet to come.
We were once dead in our sins and strangers to your grace, but you have called us by name and made us brothers and sisters
I can do little to rescue him, but I can bring him before you, trusting that you are intimately acquainted with his tears and tossings.
In a world that tells students to grin and bear it, put on a happy face, and veg out until you can’t name your feelings, Scripture sings a different song.