Sadly, many adults raised in Christian homes have walked away from their faith. That means there are older parents watching their loved ones behave in ways God says are wrong. So it’s difficult to sit on the sidelines. But if you want a relationship with your adult child, it’s not helpful to continually reiterate your concerns.
Instead, Dr. Jim Burns suggests you ask yourself this simple question does your loved one already know what you think about their behavior? If so, it’s time to stop bringing it up. Don’t be a one topping parent after you’ve made yourself clear, make yourself available for talks and support in other areas.
Join us for two inspiring days to help you build your spiritual legacy at the Legacy Grandparenting Summit, October 20th and 21st.
