A Legacy of Love
For weeks I have been sharing about things that we need to release so that we can fully serve Jesus, such as worshiping idols, pride, etc. Today, I want to summarize the sixteen dead ends and then encourage you with God’s blessings.
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Suffering As A Christian
One legacy that is often overlooked is how we deal with pain, both emotional and physical. What is the message that you have communicated to your children about how you handle the pain in your life? This can be one of the most powerful tools that God gives us to share our trust in God.
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It’s Not About Tithing
One of the most controversial subjects in the church is the “Tithe”. Is it a New Testament directive or not? Is it merely an easy way to talk about money for the church by pastors? Since so few Tithe 10%, is the message just not resonating with Christians or do they not see God’s purpose and rewards? Or is the discussion of “Tithe” the wrong message?
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The Great Escape Revisited
When we get older, we have a sense of truth and emotional maturity that is a blessing to our children and treasure to our grandchildren. How can that help them so that the legacy of maturity benefits them now and not when they get older?
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The Great Escape
When we get older, we have a sense of truth and emotional maturity that is a blessing to our children and treasure to our grandchildren. How can that help them so that the legacy of maturity benefits them now and not when they get older?
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Selfish or Selfless: Which Are You?
Leaving a Legacy for our children, as you can see from my many blogs, is no small responsibility. God calls us to a higher purpose when we have children. He lays a heavy burden of truth and direction. I am sure, like me, that you take it seriously, but do you have the awareness of yourself enough to know what you have exposed the children to that may not be God-focused?
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Why Does God Allow Bad Things to Happen?
This is a question that, at one time or another, if we are honest, have all asked in our walk with Christ (or maybe even before walking with him) Whether a senseless death, chronic illness, our children making a horrible decision or a spouse that is abusive or has an affair, the question is the same: why does God allow this to happen?
