It was said in our text today that as soon as Nathan advised Bathsheba to go before the king in relation to the fulfillment of her son’s purpose, she did not hesitate; she switched to action immediately and did not wait for a perfect time because she understands that parenting is commitment rather than complacency.
Commitment is the act of paying the price that is required to make a process successful. No two children are the same; for this reason, parents have to be dedicated to knowing the price they have to pay at every stage of their child’s development so as to help that child in birthing God’s purpose for him or her. King Solomon ascended to his God’s ordained throne because his mother was proactive and committed to paying the required price, as she was neither slothful nor complaisant.
