Tonight was the session in our Parents Teach the Bible workshop when our kids come in to be interviewed by those who have set through the last seven weeks. For about 50 minutes the participants peppered our four kids with questions along with one to Ranae’s husband and Brian’s fiance.
After the kids left the people asked Jenny and I questions for about 30 minutes more. I was not able to cover the material I planned to cover. The same thing happens just about every time. The interaction validates all that we have been sharing with them for the past seven weeks.
After the kids left the room I asked the workshop what they thought. One of the men said he boiled down what they said to three words: early, intentional, consistent.
It is not hard. It is important.
After the kids left the people asked Jenny and I questions for about 30 minutes more. I was not able to cover the material I planned to cover. The same thing happens just about every time. The interaction validates all that we have been sharing with them for the past seven weeks.
After the kids left the room I asked the workshop what they thought. One of the men said he boiled down what they said to three words: early, intentional, consistent.
- He said it was obvious that we engaged our kids early in their lives in things of the Lord. We did.
- He observed that we were intentional in what we did with them. Again correct.
- He said that we were consistent in our approach. Yes, but consistently flexible.
It is not hard. It is important.
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