Day 3-4 Praying Challenge

Dear brethren, how are you doing today? and how is the family? Hope you'll are doing great in all aspects    . . .O' my God!... It was a great weekend of prayers and adventure here...We had a great time praying for families and also teaching them how to pray for and with their kids...It was amazing!...We give God all the glory.

We're so excited continuing the challenge this week...Keep praying! Keep praying! Let's keep praying for our kids. 



#Prayer Point & Scriptural reading

Here's a question a parent asked me, yesterday:

How do I explain God's plan of salvation to my child?

Are you also wondering how to explain God's amazing plan for salvation to your child? 

First spend time in praying asking:

* That the Holy Spirit would prepare your child.
* That He would help you present the information clearly.
*That He would give your child understanding.
* And that He would convince your child of the truth of your words.

We recommend that you talk to each child alone, and don't rush through it. Use simple words your child will understand, and try to avoid phrases that might confuse your child, such as " invite Jesus into your heart." At the end,ask questions to make sure your child understands all that you have said.

Don't push your child to make a decision.You child's salvation is a matter between the Holy Spirit and your child.The Holy Spirit must be the one who convinces your child of his or her sins, and need for salvation.As a result,you may need to revisit this conversation with your child several times.At the right time,Holy Spirit will speak to your child.


 Keep Praying! Keep praying ! Let's keep praying for our kids.

Always remember, children do what they see us do! If a parent reads the Bible, the child will love reading the Bible. If parent love praying, the child will love praying.If a parent like studying, the child will like studying.  Children do what they see their parents do! Be a positive influence to your children.

Have blessed Week
 Christina