Dear Jesus,
Thank you for my Jesus book. Thank you for capes and monster trucks.
Amen
And Jesus said, "Let the little children come to me, do not hinder them. For the Kingdom of Heaven belongs to such as these."
-Matthew 19:14
-Matthew 19:14
Monday, October 29, 2012
Hadley, Age 5
Dear God,
Thank you for today. Please help us to all have fun and no one to get hurt. Please help everyone to believe in You and those that don't believe in You please help them to. Please help us to never let you down.
Amen
Thank you for today. Please help us to all have fun and no one to get hurt. Please help everyone to believe in You and those that don't believe in You please help them to. Please help us to never let you down.
Amen
Monday, October 22, 2012
Grayson, Age 3
Dear God,
Thank you for the fun day today and thank you for my new books.
Amen
Thank you for the fun day today and thank you for my new books.
Amen
Hadley, Age 5
Dear God,
Thank you for everything. You have done better than we could have ever wanted. We hope you will stay safe. We love you so much. Thank you for all the hard work you do.
Amen
Thank you for everything. You have done better than we could have ever wanted. We hope you will stay safe. We love you so much. Thank you for all the hard work you do.
Amen
Friday, October 19, 2012
Hadley, Age 5
Dear God
Thank you for my family. Thank you for my toys and food. Thanks you for everything. I pray that we work hard to always do what you want until we see you in Heaven. Please help us to do what you want us to and know you are always with us in our hearts. Please help us to not be scared for the Cowboy Program at school when there are like a hundred people watching us. We love you more than anything. Thanks you for the whole world.
Amen
Thank you for my family. Thank you for my toys and food. Thanks you for everything. I pray that we work hard to always do what you want until we see you in Heaven. Please help us to do what you want us to and know you are always with us in our hearts. Please help us to not be scared for the Cowboy Program at school when there are like a hundred people watching us. We love you more than anything. Thanks you for the whole world.
Amen
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Gray, Age 3
Dear God
Thank you for my little batman cape that I hang in my room. Thank you for the walls in my room and daddy painting them blue and green. Thank you for putting a "G" on the wall to make it beautiful. Thank you for all my toys. I love you.
Amen
Thank you for my little batman cape that I hang in my room. Thank you for the walls in my room and daddy painting them blue and green. Thank you for putting a "G" on the wall to make it beautiful. Thank you for all my toys. I love you.
Amen
Hadley, Age 5
Dear Jesus.
Thank you for being probably the greatest man I will ever meet. I love you sooo much!
Amen
Thank you for being probably the greatest man I will ever meet. I love you sooo much!
Amen
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
How does a child pray?
So how does a child pray?
I
am a mother of three sweet, busy, charming little children. Hadley is 5 and our
tomboy in a tutu. She runs the show around here and I dare you to cross her. If
crossed she is liable to sic her imaginary cricket, and close friend, "Jiminy"
on you and who knows what would happen. Grayson is 3 and the biggest charmer
cheesehead in the city. His sweet chubby cheeks each tucked with a dimple with
have you falling for his charm in no time. He adores his sissy, dumptrucks, and
batman. Finally, there is sweet baby Beckett. Beck recently turned 20 months old
and would probably appreciate us dropping the name “baby.” He loves music and
will break into dance anytime it hits him.
I
love my children beyond words and I adore every minute I am blessed to watch
them grow, but how I love to listen to them pray. Each night they take their
turn saying their prayers to Jesus and it melts my heart. Their prayers are
sometimes short and sometimes long saying thank you for everything they see as
their eyes travel around the room. They involve imaginary things. They switch
from thought to thought sometimes mid sentence. And sometimes they don't even
make sense. Without a doubt though, I know every prayer makes Jesus
smile.
Again
how does a child pray? I feel a child prays the way Jesus taught us to pray that
we may have forgotten over the years. They pray with such vulnerability holding
nothing back. They pray with such sweet innocence knowing whole heartedly God
could move a mountain tomorrow if they just pray about it. They pray with such
emotion making your heart burst with love. Listening to a child pray makes
others want to pray. They pray as a disciple. They pray as a
teacher.
This
blog is just a memory blog for me in writing down the dear sweet prayers of my
children, Hadley five and Gray three. As Beck gets older his will be included as
well. I want to share these simple words with others so you can feel the sweet
peace of a child's words and hopefully it will bring a smile to your face and
joy to your soul!
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