Is all hope lost?
Is the modern generation of children is all doom and gloom or is there is hope for the future leaders of our world?
Yes, the hope for this fallen world is Jesus.
When God gets a hold of a family, He is faithful to provide strength and courage to stand against the norm.
He is the way that parents can steer their children against the grains of a sick society and raise children who are godly, and to stand firm for Him.
Change is possible, and right now, there are families who are going against the norms of the world and doing things differently no matter the cost.
I’ve seen a family in my school offer free gas and breakfast to strangers on Christmas morning in lieu of gifts.
I’ve seen a 3rd grade girl start a Younique business with her mom to raise money for Food for the Poor. {Visit her Food for the Poor page here}.
I’ve seen the high school senior stand up for her faith, be bold in witness, yet recognized by her peers in the Senior Superlatives, voted Most Dependable.
I’ve seen a school come together for a day of service, encouraging families to step out of their comfort zone and bless those in need.
While the trend of modern day children seems grim, you don’t have to settle for kids that are part of the norm.
Parents, be bold, make changes in your house, and encourage your child to be others focused, not self-seeking. You may not be able to change the world with your course of action, but you can spark a change in your community. Together, being strong in family and strong in faith, we can make a difference.
#strongfamilyproject
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How do you place boundaries on your children to go against the grain of society?
