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"But if any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask of God ...." James 1:5 |
Well, ladies, with this being the first of a new year the Lord has given us, I’d like to encourage us all to take some time to examine where we are in our parenting and where we’re going. Set aside some time to spend with the Lord. Ask Him to show you areas in your parenting that He might want to change or improve. We’re all in process! Let Him lead you in this journey of raising your children to be God-fearing and God-honoring. And as He shows you an area or two to work on and you feel you don’t know where to start, remember, “If any of you lacks wisdom, he should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault, and it will be given to him.” James 1:5 (NIV) Be
encouraged! All He
asks of us is to be humble enough to
seek Him and His counsel and He’ll generously give it!
Praise God!
None of us will ever be perfect parents or raise
perfect children but
that’s ok. We’re
not called to be
perfect on our own but to be tools in God’s hands as He works His
perfect will
in our lives and the lives of our children! January, 2008
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About the Author: Christa Bartsch is a stay-at-home mom who lives in the rural Midwest. She has led seminar workshops for women on marriage and parenting. She has been happily married for fifteen years and is the mother of five children. She also sings on the worship team at her church. WordExplain by James T. Bartsch
Updated March 28, 2014
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