God is a multi-generational God. He says things like, “I am the God of your father Abraham and the God of Isaac. I will give you and your descendants the land.” (Gen. 28:13) The Bible shows his patience. If one generation fails to follow him, he’s willing to wait to see if the next will be different.
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good stuff… our preacher was just talking about this a couple of weeks ago…
Throughout the various stages in my life I have seen this played out in different ways. I remember as a young child sitting on my grandpa’s lap, drinking well water out of the ladle and listening to whatever story he had that day. I realize that my childhood wasn’t really one of normalcy, but this is one thing I would never want to give up. There came a time when my peers were my only major influence and those were the years I struggled through the most. Currently I live in a house with 3 generations in it. It has been interesting, difficult, rewarding, challenging and everything in between. Ultimately it has been a time of learning the importance of living with a family and how the Lord meant for us to learn from our elders and share our wisdom with those younger. My most cherished friendships are with those not my age. Thanks for sharing!
My father passed away on February 8th, he was 94 and wound have been 95 on March 4th.
He is deeply missed, his laughter, his smile, his wisdom. His Love.
LIKE LIKE LIKE! Totally agree!
Love this… thank you for putting into words the deepest reasons why I moved to be near my parents while my kids were still kids.
this resonates with me. especially in church when everyone goes off to their respective age group based classes.