by Rick Thomas
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How dose the Gospel affect you?
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Are your children seeing and experiencing your humility because of the Gospel?
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Are your children becoming more aware of the amazing truth of the Gospel?
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Ask your children how they see you. Do they see you more as a critical person or a grateful person?
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Do you live as though you deserve better?
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Do you live your life as though your worst problem in life has been resolve and the rest of your life is a gift.
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Are you more tempted to force your child to be kind?
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Ask your spouse or a close friend how they have observed you with your children, especially in the area of kindness.
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Do your children instinctively serve others?
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Without thinking, do they instantly respond with a servant's heart?
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Do your children willingly and with joy give up their rights and opportunities in order to bless and serve others?
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Do your children seek to make others great while also rejoicing when good things come to others?
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Are you modeling these things before your children? Do they see these characteristics in you?
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How often do you confess your sins to your children and ask for their forgiveness?
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Do your children readily and humbly confess their sins and seek forgiveness from those they have offended?
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Is your home characterized as a confessing and repenting home?
