I went to a friend's baby shower yesterday and there was a sharing about what people had been telling the sharer about what to do and not to do during pregnancy.. what to do and what not to do after the birth and so on. She didnt share about tips on what to do and not do do though because she knew that a lot of people wouldve talked about it with my friend however at the end of her sharing about what her kids had been teaching her, she had one tip for my friend that was passed on when she was pregnant and i thought it was so sweet. Here is what she said:
" to make sure that the day when my friend and her husband bring home the new baby, they would start reading her (the newborn baby) God's word and do it daily, so that later on she (the daughter) will say 'I dont remember a time where my parents didnt read me from God's word.' "
I thought that it was sweet and i wish i can say that but i cant because my parents dont believe in Jesus.
For a second i was jealous but then greatly reminded that it is not necessary to be able to say that because my parents has been such a great blessings regardless of whether or not they believe in Jesus.
Yes, they dont believe in Jesus like i do but the fact that my heavenly father had put me in this very family that is just as awesome, why should i envy and i have no reason to be jealous or complain but to be thankful INSTEAD :D:D
I am left with no reason to be jealous whatsoever but to be thankful because my heavenly father always give me good things and he has given me good things :D:D All i need to do is ask and he will give it to me if he thinks that theyre good for me. If he doesnt give it to me then it simply means that theyre not good for me even when i think theyre good!!
“Which of you fathers, if your son asks for a fish, will give him a snake instead? Or if he asks for an egg, will give him a scorpion? If you then, though you are evil, know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will your Father in heaven give the Holy Spirit to those who ask him!” (Luke 11:11-13, NIV 1984).