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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Dear Lord, thank you for patience and creativity.
It sometimes takes several hours to get things back on track when our peaceful center has been turned upside down.
There is an art to parenting.
I’m in art school, and it feels like freshman year. Awkward sometimes.
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Greater things than these?
That’s what Jesus said, “Greater things than these shall be done”.
This may be the time we could use some “greater things”.
i vow to do my part.
i may fail and look like a fool or zealot.
Would you die for someone you love more than anything in the world, like your child for example?
And would you change your mind based on their sexuality being LGBT and you had’t known before?
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Dear Son, before you begin asking questions, may i challenge encourage you to read the book i wrote for you?
It pretty much covers the most important things i want you to know.
Wrote it as a back up in case something bad ever happens to me.
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Dear Son, telling you last night how impressed i was from your honest and professional answers on the Youth Ministry survey was a great moment.
The biggest revelation was when you described “Youth Group” feeling more like “Bible Study” than a youth group.
Here’s to hoping your honest answers are well received.
The stereotypical assumption is that they won’t.
Here’s to us being wrong.
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Something this Dad doesn’t say very often:
Son, I’m proud of you.
Long ago, a Montessori curriculum expert suggested that when raising a child, be careful not to have them grow up with an approval addiction.
Let the child discover how valuable and special they are. On their own.
Facilitate their own sense of pride that is from their internal voice, not the voice of approving adults.
Guide them in a different way.
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