Dinner and a Bible, aka the funny things my kids say in front of Jesus.

The three scriptures doesn’t seem similar to each other until you define the one word Abraham was described as.

Jesus saw us as sheep. Followers of the dumb. He choose to use parables to teach us but we did learn. Then he spent, what look like opportunities, heal both Jews and non-Jews. He went where he wanted or where there was need. I believe he loved the small surprises humanity gave him. Instilling courage that he needed to follow through with his sacrifice to save us all, and give us happiness.

The centurion is an amazing story of people who should dislike each other be very close. Immerse yourself in the reading. All these relationships are just the best.

Humility is a strength and like a muscle, it needs to be used over and over to be made better.

Raising up children is nicely defined in Matthew’s gospel. I enjoy that scripture, but it’s hard to keep the kids attention considering I mention it many times.

Let it be is a great phrase to calm yourself down. It’s Ecclesiastical and it works.

Failure is actually expected by Jesus. He understands completely what temptation and sins we struggle with. Do we learn from it? The people who don’t, they are scary and will dealt with in the end. We all have an expiration date.

We have a future full of words that will be taken wrong. Either originating from us or them. Understand the power of words. Especially if you put yourself down because no one but you can stop that. When you hang around people with angry words, bad actions are going to follow you and others. Be careful with words. We are not God and we don’t know everything. That’s a good place to start.

Life is a good place but eternity is the only place. Make your goal as a name reserved in heaven.

Being children of parents with faith is a challenge for the devil. Time here on earth is fast, the devil can wait for a souls who enjoys everything the world has to offer. Riches, drugs, women, but to those who have faith, he focuses on them. The ones that might escape into heaven. I pray for my kids to be strong in the Holy Spirit.