Comments on: Faith of a Child http://www.themooresonline.org/blog/faith-of-a-child/27 The Family of Brian Moore and Mandy Moore talk about life, faith, family, and ministry Wed, 11 Jan 2012 19:31:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: greg http://www.themooresonline.org/blog/faith-of-a-child/27/comment-page-1#comment-1268 greg Sat, 28 Apr 2007 17:09:08 +0000 http://www.themooresonline.org/blog/faith-of-a-child/27#comment-1268 way to go Addie! and way to go Daddy and Mommy for the consistency of development. Is it possible for a child to know God personally outside of the caring leadership of a parent? I'm not sure, it would seem to me that everything in our culture tends to push people inward, to look after themselves and yet you guys are going upstream encouraging your kids to look to God first...thanks! way to go Addie! and way to go Daddy and Mommy for the consistency of development. Is it possible for a child to know God personally outside of the caring leadership of a parent? I’m not sure, it would seem to me that everything in our culture tends to push people inward, to look after themselves and yet you guys are going upstream encouraging your kids to look to God first…thanks!

]]> By: Grampy http://www.themooresonline.org/blog/faith-of-a-child/27/comment-page-1#comment-1266 Grampy Sat, 28 Apr 2007 16:59:59 +0000 http://www.themooresonline.org/blog/faith-of-a-child/27#comment-1266 Wonderfully moving! And the icy cold coke reminds me of Peter Jenkin's book "A Walk West" (sequel to "A Walk Across America") where he describes having one with his new bride in a little Cajun Gumbo joint a little west of New Orleans. The waitress there said they had to have a bottle of really icy bottled coke to "go with 'dem 'dere shrimps!" And I will look forward to seeing both the gecko and hero book and drawings this summer during my visit. Love to all - Grampy Wonderfully moving! And the icy cold coke reminds me of Peter Jenkin’s book “A Walk West” (sequel to “A Walk Across America”) where he describes having one with his new bride in a little Cajun Gumbo joint a little west of New Orleans. The waitress there said they had to have a bottle of really icy bottled coke to “go with ‘dem ‘dere shrimps!”

And I will look forward to seeing both the gecko and hero book and drawings this summer during my visit. Love to all – Grampy

]]> By: Beau http://www.themooresonline.org/blog/faith-of-a-child/27/comment-page-1#comment-1262 Beau Fri, 27 Apr 2007 22:08:51 +0000 http://www.themooresonline.org/blog/faith-of-a-child/27#comment-1262 Great comparison about a child's faith and drinking soda (especially a Coca-Cola product.) Everytime I hear a story like these or see a child express their faith in God, it just confirms for me the truth of Matthew 18 where Jesus uses the example of the humility of a child to talk about who will gain His kingdom. I wish that I could gain back just a bit of the faith I see expressed in the lives of kids. It is also a great reminder of the importance of really spending quality time with our children. It is ironic how God has given us the responsibility as parents to raise and teach our children, but so often we are the ones that learn from them. Thanks for sharing this story, looking forward to hearing others as our kids continue to keep us focused on Him. Great comparison about a child’s faith and drinking soda (especially a Coca-Cola product.) Everytime I hear a story like these or see a child express their faith in God, it just confirms for me the truth of Matthew 18 where Jesus uses the example of the humility of a child to talk about who will gain His kingdom. I wish that I could gain back just a bit of the faith I see expressed in the lives of kids. It is also a great reminder of the importance of really spending quality time with our children. It is ironic how God has given us the responsibility as parents to raise and teach our children, but so often we are the ones that learn from them. Thanks for sharing this story, looking forward to hearing others as our kids continue to keep us focused on Him.

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