Forgiveness is one of those areas where stories can offer a perspective for you & your kids to discover a pathway out of the pain to find a place where you can let go of bitterness.
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The only possible way to protect the hearts of my children was to guide them towards forgiveness. This would take some time . . . some work.
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Though family circumstances may be less than ideal, our potential to display something big—for the sake of our kids—is not diminished.
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If you really want to get to know your family, spend a greater quantity of quality time together. Learn about who they are becoming.
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Your kids aren’t perfect. So guide them. Direct them. Instruct them.
But also realize that sometimes they will act their age, and show their humanity.
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This weekend in #jrpowerkids we learned about when Jesus fed over 5000 people with only five loaves of bread and two fish.
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None of us would sign up our kids to live their lives without gratitude or joy, yet it’s surprising how many adults live without either. Entitlement does that.
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Jesus showed us in today’s story that He really can do anything when He filled Peter’s net with so many fish the boat began to sink. Watch the video on the App https://t.co/IG6TKHowWT
I’m tired of long lists with no follow-through (and the shame that comes with it), so here’s where I am. I’m asking myself this question: “What’s the one best thing I can do to help my family better connect this year?”
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This weekend we finished "Starry Starry Night" by learning about how the wise men followed a special star so they could find Jesus and worship Him.
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Christmas this year might look different than what you imagined. An over-romanticized view of Christmas can get in the way of having meaningful time together.
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