Christ and the Rhythm of Family
TITLE: The Preeminent Christ -12 TITLE: Christ and the Rhythm of Family TEXT: Colossians 3:20-21 THESIS: Have you ever noticed that when kids are small, it’s like trying to conduct an orchestra with a bunch of squirrels? Take a trip to the mall, and suddenly, your little ones think the clothing racks are an amusement park. “Look, Mom! I’m hiding in the middle of this shirt! Then you venture into an antique store, and it’s like releasing tiny tornadoes in a museum—it’s a “please don’t touch anything” free-for-all! And don’t even get me started on road trips. You’d think we were auditioning for a reality show with the arguments erupting from the backseat. “He touched me!” “No, I didn’t!” “Mom, can you just drive off the road and let me walk?” And then they hit the teenage years. Ah, sweet rebellion! Now they want to challenge your wisdom like they’re auditioning for a debate clu...