Our text today emphasized the fact that parenting is highly rewarding and beneficial, but there’s always work to do before this can become a reality. Yesterday, I said that parenting requires commitment, as there is always a price to pay for bringing each of your children to the place of purpose or destiny fulfillment.
Lately, following social media, I have observed a trend of parents pushing their children into all manner of self-injurious behavior because they are desperate about their children making money on time. Sometimes it starts with parents agitating and forcefully putting their children in academic classes that they are unqualified for. Likewise, growing up, I also remember an experience of one of our neighbors encouraging her daughters to make money out of their bodies to take good care of her on time.
Parenting is sure rewarding, but it first attracts labor before leisure.
