Well, we end the week with a great question from Aaron Fletcher, a dad in Manassas, Virginia.

Hello, Pastor John my wife and I recently started going through a catacas and with a four-year-old

son.

We've had a hard time explaining to him what it means to glorify God.

The best definition I can come up with is to glorify God as to worship Him like we know

how important He is.

But that seems inadequate.

Do you have any advice on how to communicate such a huge concept to young children in a clear

way?

Yes, I do.

And I had a really good time with this question because I think you don't know what you

mean unless you can help a four-year-old.

Yes, right.

And so, first thing to say is children, oh, how different they are.

Every parent needs to figure out what works best to get across important truths to their

children.

So, let me simply give the basic principle and then try to provide maybe three illustrations

that I think will work with a four-year-old.

So, it's been a long time but I think so I had four boys and a girl.

The basic principle is that glorify does not mean make glorious, but see as glorious,

saver as glorious, celebrate as glorious, and of course, I don't mean you have to use

those words.

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