Author Dan Crenshaw, in his book “Fortitude” raises some good questions on who you want to be vs what you want to be. As a high school teacher for 40 years there is no doubt that schools put all their energy in preparing students for “what they want to be”. Very little time and instruction goes into educating students on “who they want to be”. What class did you take in school that taught good character traits like honesty, responsibility, tough-mindedness, decency, politeness, good manners, being humble, saying please and thank you, being disciplined, being even tempered, reliability, being productive, etc. Think of the benefits to the person and society if we took the time to teach these to our kids. Its not just the parents responsibility. Its all of our responsibility. Every adult in America should want their child to be exposed to these good teachings. Whether at school or at home or how about at both places, we need to help one another find out “who they want to be”. AMEN
1Peter 3:3-4…..Do not let your adorning be external —the braiding of hair and the putting on of gold jewelry, or clothing you wear— but let the adorning be the hidden person of the heart with the imperishable beauty of a gentle and quiet spirit, which in God’s sight is very precious.
God Bless You and have a great week……