Some HOD blessings
Posted: Sat Feb 04, 2012 6:41 am
I just wanted to share some HOD blessings.
Some weeks ago I was teaching my son in Beyond. We were ready for story time when one of the older boys came with a complaint against his brother. I could see his point and for a minute I didn't know what to say. I looked down while I was trying to come up with a solution, and I noticed the verse I was getting ready to read to my son for story time. It was Proverbs 19:11. "The discretion of a man deferreth his anger; and it is his glory to pass over a transgression." It was such a blessing to have an answer for my son and also a good illustration to explain to my younger son in Beyond what the verse meant. I told my boy it is a glory to him if he does not get offended at his brother when he does something that isn't considerate. I was doubly blessed to see him taking it to heart and trying to surprise his brother a few minutes later by doing one of his chores for him.
I also received two sweet notes from my oldest son lately. He handed in a test with two heart shaped notes stuck to them. One said, "I love you, Mom! You are great. Thank you for ordering CTC. I love it!". The other one said, "I like math as much as History. It is fun. Thank you for everything."
Not every part of this year has been easy, but moments like these make up for it. I am so thankful for such an enjoyable and Christ-centered curriculum.
Some weeks ago I was teaching my son in Beyond. We were ready for story time when one of the older boys came with a complaint against his brother. I could see his point and for a minute I didn't know what to say. I looked down while I was trying to come up with a solution, and I noticed the verse I was getting ready to read to my son for story time. It was Proverbs 19:11. "The discretion of a man deferreth his anger; and it is his glory to pass over a transgression." It was such a blessing to have an answer for my son and also a good illustration to explain to my younger son in Beyond what the verse meant. I told my boy it is a glory to him if he does not get offended at his brother when he does something that isn't considerate. I was doubly blessed to see him taking it to heart and trying to surprise his brother a few minutes later by doing one of his chores for him.
I also received two sweet notes from my oldest son lately. He handed in a test with two heart shaped notes stuck to them. One said, "I love you, Mom! You are great. Thank you for ordering CTC. I love it!". The other one said, "I like math as much as History. It is fun. Thank you for everything."
Not every part of this year has been easy, but moments like these make up for it. I am so thankful for such an enjoyable and Christ-centered curriculum.