My wife and I have been
married for 53 years and counting. We have been blessed beyond measure and one
of those blessings is five grandchildren: two boys and three girls. And each
one is different. Very different. And no longer kids.
One has graduated from
college and is working.
One will graduate from
college in December.
One has entered the realm of
blessed motherhood, is married and living in California. (And yes, that makes
us great grandparents X one, so far = Little Evie)
One is working for Starbucks
as a shift manager.
One is still seeking to find purpose
and meaning in life.
All were loved and raised by
Christian parents.
All were loved and they know
and were taught the truth.
Some are living for God and
some are not.
Proverbs 22:6 says clearly
“train up a child in the way he should go and when he is old, he will not
depart from it.”
God is sovereign.
They are responsible.
Where will their lives take
them?
How will their life’s journey
end?
Will it make me proud?
How can we make a difference?
My wife and I can PRAY for
them every single day. Pray for Providence to intervene. For Wisdom to gain a
foothold. For Grace to leave an indelible mark on their lives. For Mercy to be
kind and longsuffering. For Christ to be real. And then, we must leave it at
the foot of God’s Throne and say, “Your will, be done O Lord.”
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