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I sorrow with you, friend. 
Sometimes the fast pace of life and its demands serve to create the worst of emotions in us, and anger is surely dread-full!
If you, as father and head of the house, can come to grips with this in Jesus, you may be able to help everyone else.
In our family (we have 6 children) that's what it always took...either my husband or myself humbling ourselves under the hand of our faithful God
to obedience in Christ. Apologizing and taking personal responsibility. Showing love and gratitude. Not returning in kind...you know what I mean.
Not by might, nor by power, but by His Spirit. It's simple, but never easy.
If you can in any way s-l-o-w the pace at which everyone lives, that might be helpful, too.
But normally, at least for us, it was a heart issue. (for each of us!) And mom and dad set the example for the kiddos, whether good or bad.
You surely have my prayers in Christ for the peace of your family.
That you recognize the goodness of the Lord is a terrific thing, and no small thing, either. ♥
grace and peace to you,
ellie
Sometimes the fast pace of life and its demands serve to create the worst of emotions in us, and anger is surely dread-full!
If you, as father and head of the house, can come to grips with this in Jesus, you may be able to help everyone else.
In our family (we have 6 children) that's what it always took...either my husband or myself humbling ourselves under the hand of our faithful God
to obedience in Christ. Apologizing and taking personal responsibility. Showing love and gratitude. Not returning in kind...you know what I mean.
Not by might, nor by power, but by His Spirit. It's simple, but never easy.
If you can in any way s-l-o-w the pace at which everyone lives, that might be helpful, too.
But normally, at least for us, it was a heart issue. (for each of us!) And mom and dad set the example for the kiddos, whether good or bad.
You surely have my prayers in Christ for the peace of your family.
That you recognize the goodness of the Lord is a terrific thing, and no small thing, either. ♥
grace and peace to you,
ellie
