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When was the last time you had a meaningful conversation with your children about the concept of grace?
It’s a profound five-letter word that we can easily overlook in our daily lives.
Our former pastor described grace as “God’s Riches At Christ’s Expense.” How often do we reflect on the incredible gift of salvation that God has granted us? And how often do we take the time to share this with our children?
I sometimes find myself overly focused on my children’s behavior, character, academics, and activities. While these are important, they can distract from the more critical issue: their (and our) need for salvation, which we don’t deserve. It’s a sobering thought, but when was the last time we discussed with our kids the reality that we all need grace and that without it, we face separation from God?
Of course, this isn’t about frightening or condemning them. It’s about recognizing our shared need for grace and the beautiful gift it represents. Let’s remember the significance of this gift and make a point to share it with our children.
-Theresa Whiteford
It’s a profound five-letter word that we can easily overlook in our daily lives.
Our former pastor described grace as “God’s Riches At Christ’s Expense.” How often do we reflect on the incredible gift of salvation that God has granted us? And how often do we take the time to share this with our children?
I sometimes find myself overly focused on my children’s behavior, character, academics, and activities. While these are important, they can distract from the more critical issue: their (and our) need for salvation, which we don’t deserve. It’s a sobering thought, but when was the last time we discussed with our kids the reality that we all need grace and that without it, we face separation from God?
Of course, this isn’t about frightening or condemning them. It’s about recognizing our shared need for grace and the beautiful gift it represents. Let’s remember the significance of this gift and make a point to share it with our children.
-Theresa Whiteford
Theresa Whiteford
Theresa Whiteford is a wife to Phil and mom to seven. She resides in the Nashville area with her family. She homeschools her kids and has been a huge fan of Seeds Kids Worship for many years. Her greatest delight is seeing and hearing the effectiveness of her children singing God’s Word.
