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God: "I looked for someone to take a stand for me, and stand in the gap" (Ezekiel 22:30)

God is sovereign, but parents are responsible. God’s sovereignty is our hope. Parents are utterly dependent on God. He can save any child, no matter how dark the circumstances. On the other hand, God normally reaches children through their parents. It is fatal to presume on God’s sovereignty by neglecting parental faithfulness. Yet it is also a mistake to assume that it all depends on us. It doesn’t. In fact, none of your efforts will prevail unless God bestows the gift of faith on your children. We are utterly dependent and responsible at the same time.
William Farley

Some preachers never appreciate the compliment given them when a saint disagrees with the pastor’s exposition of a text. At least the Christian under his care is devoted more to Scripture than to the man in the pulpit. Under his ministry the child of God has reached a maturity to think through issues for himself and has imbibed a Berean spirit (Acts 17:11).
Walter Chantry

Tara’s Witness

Tara’s Witness

A life of futility and godlessness

Hi I am Tara… or “DailySeekr” I love Jesus with my whole heart. 21 yearsago He saved me from a life of futility and godlessness. It was not howeveruntil about 5 years ago that I actually becamea “christian.” Although I was a believer and was busy doing works forthe church, I had NO relationship with Jesus. 5 years ago, I realized thatthere was more to this life than living and dying. Now I live to Praise Hisname and to share my faith with anyone who is seeking. My greatest goal inthis life is to become more like Him.

To tell you a little about myself, I am married (14 years this month) with5 children, including a set of special needs twins. Although I went to schoolforever to be a psychologist, I am a stay-at-home, homeschooling mom. I loveto sing, study the Word, play the piano, cross-stitch and spend time withmy family.

In Christ–DailySeekr