“Do not judge so that you will not be judged…”
— Matthew 7:1 NASB1995
🪞 Grace Begins at Home
As mothers, it’s easy to see faults—in our kids, others, or even ourselves. But Jesus calls us to lead with grace, not criticism.
Raising children in the Kingdom means showing them how to correct in love, not condemnation.
📖 Talk About It:
- What’s the difference between judgment and discernment?
- How can we model gracious correction at home?
🧺 Kingdom Practice:
When conflict arises, pause and pray before reacting. Ask: “Am I helping or just criticizing?”
✍️ Prayer:
Lord, help me lead with mercy. Teach me to see others through Your eyes and to guide my children in grace. Amen.
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