Stop Worrying about Your Kids

“And all thy children shall be taught of the Lord; and great shall be the peace of thy children.”  (Isaiah 54:13)Too many Christian parents today are wasting time worrying about their children.Years ago, Gloria and I saw the devil trying to get a foothold in our children’s lives, so one weekend we got our concordance and four or five translations of the Bible. We began to search out scriptures and write out agreement prayers concerning them. We tore into the devil with the Word of God and started saying, “Thank God, our children are not going to hell. Thank God, they are taught of the Lord and great is their peace!” Instead of walking the floor and worrying about the problem, we walked the floor and praised God for the solution.Things didn’t change instantly. We still had to go through some tough times, but the Word began to turn things around. Today, my children are serving God with all their hearts.

If your kids are headed for trouble, don’t waste time worrying. Start believing!

Get the Word working in their lives. Bind the devil with it and tell him he can’t have them. Then follow the instructions in Matthew 9:38: “Pray ye therefore the Lord of the harvest, that he will send forth labourers” into the field who can reach your children. God knows who they’ll listen to, and He knows how to bring those people into your children’s lives at just the right time.

Grab hold of God’s Word and refuse to let go where your children are concerned.

Sooner or later, that Word will grab hold of them.Scripture Reading: Psalm 127

Marilyn Wheeler

Marilyn Marie Wheeler is a highly successful woman. She is a widow of her beloved husband, Al, the mother of three, grandmother of seven and great grandmother of four. A native Oklahoman, Marilyn and her late husband rose from the scarcity of their childhoods to prominence in the search for oil and gas.Following his death, Marilyn led her family through the most difficult times of their lives. She and her husband had always been committed Christians, and in his absence, that commitment did not waver. Marilyn continued to support several ministries and was privileged to serve on the board of Kenneth Copeland Ministries.