Saturday, April 17, 2010

A Few Notes

I went over my past post, and noticed a few things which I left out on accident. I forgot to mention perhaps one of the greatest things; I mentioned it somewhat, nevertheless, not boldly and clearly enough, and thus this post is just a side-note to the past few posts which I have done. I was discussing how we need to be pure and blameless, and how to also fight and combat those thoughts which come on about a certain guy/girl. However, what I did leave out was that we cannot constantly think of this guy/girl and if we block those thoughts off think that's it alright. We need to face them, and share our feelings with our parents about these kind of feelings. Not hiding and covering them up and trying to come across that 'everything' is fine, when it's not. We are to involve our parents in such times, sharing our hearts with them and letting them know that there is a certain area in our life that needs prayer. Girls, share with you father the issues that arise, and yes that's very hard, and perhaps it's easier for you to share with you mother, fine, I'm pretty sure she'll share with your dad! ;) Our fathers know all about guys, and thus they are the greatest advice. And for guys, look at your mothers, treat them with love and respect, that's how a girl wants to be respected and treated. Thus, this is my point, INVOLVE YOUR PARENTS, and not forsaking their authority and wisdom. To stick close to them and God's counsel. We cannot discern what is right and wrong, therefore, it is important to give our feelings to those in authority and over us, we are too young and immature to know what is the right thought and what isn't. We are humans, we cannot be good without Christ, and Christ has set our parents, grandparents, or guardians to be that wise authority and counsel. Ok, that was something which I left out, and just wanted to make clear that this cannot be left out when dealing with a crush, like, or a possible relationship. Our parents are the greatest helps with the Lord's wisdom and guidance!

God bless and keep you,
Vanessa

4 comments:

Josh said...

Thank you for the exhortation Vanessa! I back you up 100%. Young people, involve your parents!

From a very young age, my parents have encouraged me to share my heart with them, and do everything they can to make it a safe relationship. As for me, whenever I have a dilema, my momma and daddy are my resident confidants and counselors!

It can be difficult for some young people to be open and transparent, but it is much better to go through a little discomfort and receive guidance, and straighten things out, than to keep everything quiet, make a mistake, reaping lifelong consequences and remorse....

Great thoughts once again!
God Bless,
Josh

Anonymous said...

Thanks for making that clear!

Anonymous said...

Wonderful post! I appreciate you restating your facts and making it more understandable!

Josh, you sure write amazing comments! I love the way you always write so encouraging! :D

Leslie

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