Growing as a Godly Parent: The Power of a God- Centered Attitude - Living Free - January 22

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Scripture

“Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you.”

Matthew 7:7 (NIV)

Thoughts for the Day

Life is not always fair, and parenting often brings unexpected challenges. How we respond to frustration, disappointment, and hardship sets the emotional climate of our homes. A negative attitude can quietly drain hope, while a faith-filled attitude can foster resilience and peace.

God remains faithful even when circumstances feel overwhelming. When we seek Him, He reshapes our perspective and renews our strength. Faith does not remove difficulties, but it changes how we walk through them.

Children learn how to face adversity by watching us. When they see us turn to God rather than bitterness, they discover that hope is not dependent on circumstances—it is anchored in Christ.

Consider This . . .

Reflect on the attitude that most often shapes the atmosphere of your home. Is it marked by anxiety, frustration, or discouragement—or by trust and hope? Ask God to reveal where negative patterns may have taken root and invite Him to renew your perspective. As you choose to seek God daily, you model for your children what it looks like to depend on Him and walk through life with faith and confidence.

Prayer

Heavenly Father, when life feels overwhelming, help us to turn to You. Renew our attitudes and replace frustration with faith and trust in Your goodness. May our homes reflect Your peace, and may our children see in us a steady confidence in You. Shape our hearts to respond with hope and gratitude.

In Jesus’ name…

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