Comments on: Leading Your Children to Christ http://morechristlike.com/leading-your-children-to-christ/ Changed into the same image Fri, 11 May 2012 09:09:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: bob http://morechristlike.com/leading-your-children-to-christ/comment-page-1/#comment-2456 bob Mon, 21 Feb 2011 18:47:00 +0000 http://morechristlike.com/?p=2112#comment-2456 Hi Emily, I personally know the young lady in the picture. She is 12 now has has committed her life to Christ about a year ago. I just spend this last weekend with the family. Christian love and prayers, Bob. Hi Emily,

I personally know the young lady in the picture. She is 12 now has has committed her life to Christ about a year ago. I just spend this last weekend with the family.

Christian love and prayers,

Bob.

]]> By: Emily Balling http://morechristlike.com/leading-your-children-to-christ/comment-page-1/#comment-2451 Emily Balling Sun, 20 Feb 2011 21:35:08 +0000 http://morechristlike.com/?p=2112#comment-2451 I love that photo! It is beautiful. My two favorite points you make, are that we need to help the child learn to experience obedience and repentance for their OWN, and not just for the sake of pleasing the parent. To have their hearts wrap around the concepts, to learn to do them for the right reason. That in and of itself is a huge challenge, and one that I think I'll pray the Lord will help me with, this week actually, and was on my mind, so thank you. Second point that strikes me, is that we must apologize when we've been neglectful in whatever aspect we so realize. Isn't it a blessing how quick children are to forgive. When I confess to my children they immediately say, they've forgiven me. That must be part of why the Lord tells us to become like little children. However, I believe it has a great role modeling for them to be able to do the repentance process themselves. Emily I love that photo! It is beautiful. My two favorite points you make, are that we need to help the child learn to experience obedience and repentance for their OWN, and not just for the sake of pleasing the parent. To have their hearts wrap around the concepts, to learn to do them for the right reason. That in and of itself is a huge challenge, and one that I think I’ll pray the Lord will help me with, this week actually, and was on my mind, so thank you. Second point that strikes me, is that we must apologize when we’ve been neglectful in whatever aspect we so realize. Isn’t it a blessing how quick children are to forgive. When I confess to my children they immediately say, they’ve forgiven me. That must be part of why the Lord tells us to become like little children. However, I believe it has a great role modeling for them to be able to do the repentance process themselves.

Emily

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