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

Sounds weird to look down on someone because their dad worked with tools and their hands. This isn’t just an 80’s teen movie it has been around a while.

The amplified Bible is a nice to read. It gives me a great laughs but also leads me to ponder more ideas of what God wants me to know.

Faith can be enhanced by hardships but I don’t want hardships for my kids. I pray they can find faith without the experience I had to go through.

So discussing love with kids is always unpredictable. Although I predict you can guess which one says love is a trap :)

Proverbs 12 speaks about being open and not a exaggeration expert. Fake it until you make it is not the answer. Faking can prevent open and honest request for more info and asking for help. I have personally asked for training on each of my new roles. Those who did not provide actually declined. Growth becomes limited in a no-train environment (usually financial limitations) because there is limited support when needed.

As kids we tend to focus on other things, tik tok, screen time, and some “me me me” moments. Understanding wisdom is more knowledge of your weakness, strength, and others.

Family time for Advent Chocolate and remembering the start of WW3 for the US and the Philippines.

Jesus can’t help those who believe in their righteousness above his empathy for humanity. Including the scientific allowances he blesses us with.

In a manner of speaking, Mountains and Oceans are no longer a difficulty for communicating and travel. In 2021, you can easily Face Time or buy a plane ticket to anywhere, including “seeing” what’s happening in Israel.

It’s hard when the origin of hate is in the Bible.