Family, Children, Love, Jesus
Think of the loving atmosphere you want your home to have. You want your children to love each other, you want you and your spouse to love one another, you want everyone to love God with joy. This takes loving action. A passionate kiss every day – and some right there in the midst of the hustle and bustle of living room life – is the perfect display of Love in the House.
What do you think of the need to seek medical advice if you were not able to conceive? Of course, we have never had this problem, buy why would someone think this to be a wrong thing?
Imagine a world where where Blue Cross / Blue Shield sent all its members get-well cards with personal notes to the sick claimants, written by employees who each put a part of the claim in the envelopes. That’s what happens with the healthcare group we’re involved in.
We’re talking about what we want to talk about more. This word graph (complements of wordle.net) was automatically generated based on key words in our website. We want to see the following words bigger next year.
It isn’t a pretty picture. Yet when we explain specifics of our frugal lives, we get the attention of most parents. They often find it hard to believe we are able to live on such a small fortune.
We got this email from someone. Who knows where it originated. While it is interesting what life was like just 100 years ago, here’s an idea of how they will read us in 100 years.
We don’t understand why so many people resist the calling of parenting. Why are millions of people opting out of it? Why is the childless life attractive? Our jaws drop at such ideas.
Before we get on a high horse and condemn Christians for thinking like the disciples, let’s get down to earth. We all tend to resemble the disciples at times. Doesn’t every parent? We get short with the children, testy, annoyed. That’s not how Jesus viewed children.
