Helping or Enabling? Children don't choose to be needy.
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Helping or Enabling? Children don't choose to be needy.
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Today, Dan and Scott (who sounds like a frog because of a cold), discuss the difference between helping and enabling.
It's easy to dismiss the needy, especially when they are acting in ways that need to end. But most often, it isn't adults who are the needy, it's children. While we understand that something like our upcoming "Back to School Bash" where we have over five hundred children pre-registered to receive backpacks and school supplies might help parents in saving them money, we know it will bless children. Children don't choose to be needy and to dismiss their need because of their parents is ignoring Christ's command to "love our neighbors as ourselves". That command doesn't come with qualifications, we may have forgotten that.
If you want to check out the pdf link to Dan's outline for this podcast, you can find that by cliking the link below. Thanks for joining the conversation!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kGIXsTPiY5-Ar9-Leu2YOuQ-lFBgd1R4/view?usp=drive_link
Produced, edited and hosted by Scott Askew and Dan Daugherty