God’s Grace for the Parents of Young Adults
When children leave home, parents must develop new parenting skills, being quick to seek forgiveness when we fail, and wholeheartedly cheering them on as they fly.
Horror depicts the worst impulses of our hearts as well as powers and principalities that seek to corrupt and destroy us. As Christians, these themes can help us talk with teenagers, even unbelieving ones, about the reality of the world we live in.

When children leave home, parents must develop new parenting skills, being quick to seek forgiveness when we fail, and wholeheartedly cheering them on as they fly.
God reveals himself to be a thinking, speaking, and creating God. He made us in his image and calls us to use his gifts to grow in likeness to him.
No matter how desperately we want to have a tighter hold on our children’s decisions or the ones made for them, our control is limited. We must entrust them to the Lord
God has provided for us so fully that even if our Sabbath days don’t feel free of all that’s laborious, our souls can breathe easy because Jesus has completed his work.
Fill your calendar by beginning with the end in mind: The Lord is our portion. When we gaze at eternity, we will be happy to give him the first fruits of our calendar.
God uses the Third Commandment to teach the world that he is set apart. We do not honor his name as we ought, not only in what we say, but also in how we live.
