What's Different About Your Mom?

“She likes to dance in the car and it's hilarious,” says Savannah. “Some of the dances I think are extinct. It hurts herself.”

I hope she won't twist. This is one of the 60s extinct dances that the lyrics and dancers “round and round and up and down”. It's the down part related to me. Road visibility may be an issue.

“Sure, it's annoying when she calls me my sister or my dog's name, but sometimes it's funny,” says Mary. She is very kind to me. "

Isn't that the case with mom? She may be strange sometimes, but it's okay because she knows she loves you. I came back from lunch with a family whose mother has the strangest laugh that no one has ever heard of. Her 15-year-old daughter said she was embarrassed before, but now she thinks it's cool because friends try to imitate it. I think it has something to do with her mother's love, but it is obvious to anyone who knows her.

“My mother reminds me of spring and summer with a bright and gentle smile.” 11 says Kelsey. “Her face is pleasant, soft and has a smooth and encouraging hand like a calm sea. Worried, she looks relaxed and helpful. My mother is like a rose on a warm, sunny morning wonderful.

Stephanie says, there is more to say about moms than “the sun always shines when I am with you”, 11.

Even when life brings storms, Mom's love sun shines. “The best thing about moms is that they love me!” Morgan, 11 years old.

Mothers know instinctively that their children need love. It is part of a sacred package called “Eternal Heart” [Ecclesiastes 3:11]. There is no need to teach mothers to love their children. God put it in their hearts.

Love promotes security. Fame, money, and power are no substitute for knowing that you are loved. Even people who do not have a disabled mother or mother [orphan] can find peace in the love of God. Being loved when we consider that Jesus is willing and suffering by putting our sins on ourselves to save us and live in and through us forever It's hard to feel.

When the Lord Jesus was crucified, he looked down at his mother and said, "Woman, look at your son!" [John 19:26]. Jesus also said to the apostle John, “Look at your mother!” From that day, John took Mary home.

Despite the context of Jesus feeding his mother through John, I could not help thinking about Jesus. A conversation with a Jewish teacher called Nicodemus: “And just as Moses lifted a snake in the wilderness, the Son of Man must also be lifted. 15].

When the Israelites saw a bronze snake lifted by Moses onto a pole, they were healed by a poisonous snake. Because of its role in Eve's temptation, the snake is cursed. Jesus received the punishment we deserve when the sinner was allowed to lift him on the cross.

Yes, even Mary had to see and believe her as a son cursed for her sins. will you?

Contemplate: God was designed so that mothers love their children.

Bible to remember: “Woman, see your son!” [John 19:26].

Question to consider: Do you believe in him and see the Son of God?