I read you post about Homeless George. Of course that tweaked my heartstrings. And tears. I have a thing for old homeless guys. And young ones. What a blessing for you to have had that spiritual time with your dad. Mine passed away without knowing for sure. I couldn't speak to him about it. He just got mad. But a few years before he died he had a near death experience with a tractor and a tree. He started going to church after that. So maybe there's hope. It's always difficult with our parents isn't it? Especially from that time. My own kids have no problem talking about spiritual things with me but if I didn't know the Lord it might be different.
I read you post about Homeless George. Of course that tweaked my heartstrings. And tears. I have a thing for old homeless guys. And young ones. What a blessing for you to have had that spiritual time with your dad. Mine passed away without knowing for sure. I couldn't speak to him about it. He just got mad. But a few years before he died he had a near death experience with a tractor and a tree. He started going to church after that. So maybe there's hope. It's always difficult with our parents isn't it? Especially from that time. My own kids have no problem talking about spiritual things with me but if I didn't know the Lord it might be different.
Love the story about your dad. That does sound encouraging.
Yes, talking to family about spiritual matters can be difficult. Glad you are able to do so with your kids!