Pass it On!
I will speak mysteries from the past- things we have heard and known and that our fathers have passed down to us.
We must not hide them from our children, but tell a future generation the praises of the Lord, his might, and the wonderful works He has performed. Psalm 78:2-4
I cannot just keep all I know about God's goodness to myself I must teach my grandchildren about the Lord.
When my children were little I did the same.
If I fail to pass on the message and allow it to be lost, my God will want an account of what I have been given. What did you do? What did you say?
An older mind and heart should have a deeper understanding of the things of God. Is this the case for you?
I know I know and understand things much clearer than I did before, say when I myself was young. This I can impart.
On 28th of this month I go to visit my grandchildren. It is time to prepare myself to impart, to give an account.
I sing a song about patience to the children, I need to find a new song to increase my repertoire. Singing grabs their attention and repetition embeds the message. I see them listening, it goes in.
In the psalm I am reading today, Asaph is recounting all of God's goodness. The history of God leading their forebears out of Egypt.
What is my song? What is yours?
We must not hide them from our children, but tell a future generation the praises of the Lord, his might, and the wonderful works He has performed. Psalm 78:2-4
I cannot just keep all I know about God's goodness to myself I must teach my grandchildren about the Lord.
When my children were little I did the same.
If I fail to pass on the message and allow it to be lost, my God will want an account of what I have been given. What did you do? What did you say?
An older mind and heart should have a deeper understanding of the things of God. Is this the case for you?
I know I know and understand things much clearer than I did before, say when I myself was young. This I can impart.
On 28th of this month I go to visit my grandchildren. It is time to prepare myself to impart, to give an account.
I sing a song about patience to the children, I need to find a new song to increase my repertoire. Singing grabs their attention and repetition embeds the message. I see them listening, it goes in.
In the psalm I am reading today, Asaph is recounting all of God's goodness. The history of God leading their forebears out of Egypt.
What is my song? What is yours?
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