It is about passing it on!

I like John MacArthur for catechism for children. Because he doesn't go into the doctrinal differences, like pedobaptism and such, as important as I think they are. They are important, but not of primary importance. When you read LWF, you will see that the life-sentence which was "Mother-Day's" was blessed with the children's understanding that her tears were for their souls, regardless of their ambitions or physical conditions. It is important that children of privilege, learn that there are others who have far less than them, from their mother's lips. The stories that were penned in the "Big, Fat Greek Wedding, while the children ate, are stories that will flood their consciences when they eat and cognizant of their great privilege and learn to use their privilege for God's glory and not spend it upon their lusts. God grant us wisdom to undo the excesses of our elders, should be our prayer and directives. In Jesus' Name! Amen.

O Beautiful for patriot dream That sees beyond the years Thine alabaster cities gleam, Undimmed by human tears! America! America! God shed His grace on thee, And crown thy good with brotherhood From sea to shining sea!