(I) talk of Christ . . . and (I) write according to (my understanding), that (my) children (and friends) may know to what source they may look for a remission of their sins. (2 Nephi 25:26)
I think Norbert is one of the greatest strengths of his family, not the greatest threat. Any man who tries is a credit and benefit. A father need not be perfect, only diligent.
I agree, ji - on all counts. I think one of the main reasons Norbert is such a good father (and man, in general), is that he is aware of the primary impact he has on his family - which is the point of this post.
I love this because I am really the only thing I can control when it comes to my family and, well anything.
My reactions, my actions, my becoming. As I focus on those things I have control over and incrementally become more Christlike, I will be more a blessing for my family and less a danger.
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I think Norbert is one of the greatest strengths of his family, not the greatest threat. Any man who tries is a credit and benefit. A father need not be perfect, only diligent.
I agree, ji - on all counts. I think one of the main reasons Norbert is such a good father (and man, in general), is that he is aware of the primary impact he has on his family - which is the point of this post.
I love this because I am really the only thing I can control when it comes to my family and, well anything.
My reactions, my actions, my becoming. As I focus on those things I have control over and incrementally become more Christlike, I will be more a blessing for my family and less a danger.
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