The Mourning of Our Children: A Christ Focused Restoring of Peace with Your Adult Children - Brittain, Brenda
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Silently and privately, we mourn for our children. No, they are not dead, they are healthy, living their lives and raising their families. But still, we mourn. Knowing that even Christ was rejected by those He loved and trusted doesn't make it any easier. The eye rolls, the snappy comebacks, the ignored calls. Many families are facing a separation between generations. The need to mend relationships with adult children has never been more urgent, especially if that division also involves a separation from God. There is no guaranteed quick fix. No pill to make the hurt go away or app to make…mehr

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Silently and privately, we mourn for our children. No, they are not dead, they are healthy, living their lives and raising their families. But still, we mourn. Knowing that even Christ was rejected by those He loved and trusted doesn't make it any easier. The eye rolls, the snappy comebacks, the ignored calls. Many families are facing a separation between generations. The need to mend relationships with adult children has never been more urgent, especially if that division also involves a separation from God. There is no guaranteed quick fix. No pill to make the hurt go away or app to make conversations easy. But there is a way to obtain peace. Learning to rely on Scripture, prayer, and forgiveness will provide a closer relationship with Christ and a peace that transcends understanding.
Autorenporträt
Brenda Brittain is first and foremost a Christian woman. Now, expand that description to a Christian wife and mother from Texas who is equally comfortable serving sweet tea and cornbread on the porch to her family as she is feeding the Word of God to a crowd. But the personal realization that being a good mom, a good Christian mom, was no guarantee that the influences of the world, the plans of the enemy, and all those unintentional offenses, would keep her adult children from walking away. But her faith, prayers, and never-ending hope is seeing the return of her family as it can for yours.