Reading: Psalm 34:11-22
Her writing career spanned three decades, from the mid-1960s through the mid-1990s. She wrote 12 books and received 16 honorary doctorate degrees. But three years before she died of cancer in 1996, popular humorist Erma Bombeck told on ABC TV interviewer that no matter how many columns she had written, her legacy would be her three children. “If I did a bad job with them,” she said, “then everything else I do isn’t very important.”
Bombeck had riches and fame and the goodwill of millions of readers but she realized that her top priority was taking care of her children.
Although no parent can be guaranteed that his or her child will turn out to be a godly model citizen, those of us who are parents must start with Erma’s attitude. Our motivation is to provide spiritually, physically, and emotionally for our children. They will be our legacy.
That means introducing them to the Savior, providing spiritual guidance (Ps. 34:11-14), praying for them, and encouraging them to find mentors who can guide them in godly living.
Sometimes it’s a battle. Often it’s expensive in time and toil. But the value of child overshadows it all – Our Daily Bread
LITTLE CHILDREN ARE GREAT VALUE TO GOD!
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