When I was a little girl, I remember leaving my paternal grandparents home. They were the most loving grandparents any grandchild could be blessed with. One of the many things they did every time we left their home, was to go out with us and wave until we pulled out of the drive-way. I started that same tradition with all of my grandchildren. Yesterday as I was leaving my middle son’s home, his 3 year old daughter told me she was going out with me. Hollering at my son to watch her as I was leaving, she was joined by her 5 year old sister who informed me they were coming to tell me bye. As I pulled out the drive-way, there stood my son with his baby son and two daughters waving bye. It was so sweet. My oldest son has an older daughter who also makes a point to stand outside when I am leaving to tell me bye. Little things we do that we assume no one really notices is often observed by many as my grandchildren were watching what I had been doing for years and took that to mean love.
God is also watching. What is important to remember about that is that just as my grandchildren were observing me which in the above scenario was a good example, the negative things we do is also being observed. God sees more than what our loving relatives do. Sobberig thought. Keep your hearts pure this day. Strive to be more Christ like. This knowledge will equip you with so much to prepare yourself for the battle of everyday living. I know. I have walked it.