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

Kids are pretty smart when it comes to spiritual things.

I warn my kids about how people that seem to have empathy are actually out for destructive purposes.

It’s true not to sweat the small stuff BUT little things are important for habit forming. God states if he can’t trust you with the small stuff how can he trust you with the big stuff?

Teaching the kids that God’s happiness is a definition different that the world’s.

So we look into the healings of a non-Jews. How the love of God are for the noble of heart. Are you noble of heart?

I know it’s a lot to ask of us but family is an important structure to God for us to be successful.

So we must be weary of our bad nature. Jesus wants us to know we are not better than the person next to us straddling with misfortunes.

We have goals even as a Christian family. Friends to neighbors, donate to charities that make an impact, be a good employee, but oddly, being nice is a product of the goal not the rudder for the direction of Christianity.

Slow to us but time is irrelevant to God.

So another dinner and some disagreements.