當孩子不去學校
我們走這條路不是為了培養精英,也不是為了逃避學校的壓力。我們總是要像孩子那樣單純貼近主的心,尋求神對我們的旨意。正像我們所經歷的,祂帶我們走上這條路,祂也賜下所需的一切資源和能力。
我們走這條路不是為了培養精英,也不是為了逃避學校的壓力。我們總是要像孩子那樣單純貼近主的心,尋求神對我們的旨意。正像我們所經歷的,祂帶我們走上這條路,祂也賜下所需的一切資源和能力。
Raising kids who listen and obey is important because we want them to listen and obey God’s voice.
Every day I pray for God to give me wisdom to eliminate any barriers between my daughter and me. I pray for ways to be able to speak to her and for her to have an open heart. I found that like me, there are many other Chinese Christian parents that share the same struggles.
God calls us to exercise self-control and listen well. And while challenging to live out, relating to others in this way is not impossible! Many of those I interviewed in China… described this spiritual fruit growing in their lives and the difference it made relationally.
Language is culture. Our mother tongue keeps our cultural heritage alive. The mother tongue helps us stay connected to our traditional, cultural values and our roots.
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