Dearest Claudia; Welcome Holy Spirit🕊️ “Each of us will give an account of himself to God.” Romans 14:12 There is a family in the Bible that has always fascinated me when it comes to trying to pin the bad behavior of a child on the shoulders of a parent. That family is Adam and Eve and their sons, Cain and Abel. Cain was the very first man born into the world. His brother Abel was the very first one to die. And how did he die? At the hands of his brother. The book of Genesis tells us Cain tended to the crops. His kid brother was a sheepherder. A jealous drama ensued between the brothers over the fact that the Lord accepted Abel’s offering yet rejected Cain’s. As a result, Cain was mad. So, one day, he lured his unsuspecting brother out into the field and promptly murdered him. In this biblical story we see two sons. Each with different likes and passions. Different personalities. 🤭 Extremely different character qualities. One was innocent. One committed murder. Yet both had the same parents. If you can draw the conclusion that how a child turns out is the parents’ direct responsibility, then how do you account for these two mismatched brothers? How did one grow up to be a mind your own-business, likeable sort, while the other became the first criminal to have his mug shot nailed to the local post office wall? Were Adam and Eve responsible for these boys’ actions? Absolutely NO! Their choices were their own. We each are responsible for our own behaviors. We will answer someday for what we did while on earth. Notice we are not told we will answer for others’ behavior not even our children’s. So when we are tempted to unable her choices, Think again🤔 We must know our place as a praying parent. 🙏🏻Kind Father, Provide wisdom and healthy boundaries, to keep parents from going in other peoples lanes. Stay in your lane my sweet friend! 🙏🏻❤️🕊️