News · 06.2.2010 Babies Are Us: How To Guide A Church Toward Spiritual Maturity by Skye Jethani
Bringing our first child home from the hospital was a joyous event. But after a few days of sleep deprivation, my wife and I were teetering on the edge of insanity. After a particularly difficult night, I called my mother to apologize for my selfish teenage years. "Now I understand why you were so angry with me," I told her. "I'm finally beginning to understand how much you invested in me. Until a few days ago, I had no idea." I could tell her laughter was tinged with a deep satisfaction.
My daughter turned eight this spring, and watching her...(click here to continue reading this article).