Audrey truly has a heart for the Lord. In all of her innocence, she really does try to seek His way.
When she prays, she tells God that she loves Him more than her mama and daddy. Then she looks at me to assure me that she still loves me, but she is supposed to love God more :) I'm ok with that...and try to learn from it myself.
I am at fault for expecting my girls to act perfect. Recently, the Lord has been laying it on my heart that they were born sinners just like me. And when I am far far far from perfect, how can I expect them to overcome their natural tendency to sin? It is my job to show them how to deal with that tendency and accept God's daily forgiveness.
Once again, Audrey was used to teach me...She had an incident of telling me a lie (really about nothing significant at all). I told her to stay in her room while we played outside if she couldn't tell me the truth. When I returned a few minutes later, she was laying in her bed reading her Bible--not a picture Bible, mind you. Her NIV, red-letter Bible. She knew where to turn, precious baby.
She developed an i-phone screen that looks like this:
One of the apps is for feeding people across the world who do not have food. You just push it and people get food. Tear...
The last few weeks, she has won a treasure box prize in her classroom, and she has chosen toys for her two new baby cousins instead of something for herself :)
And another favorite story for this post...She drew this little image on her new writing board. It is Jesus in a boat with lots of waves. He's holding his arms out and she wrote "PES". Peace.
Wow, I hope I can guide this little heart the right way in seeking Whom it is already hard after!
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