It's no secret our children's sin, but how do we respond to their sinful nature as their mothers?

How do we not grow weary in their instruction?

Today is all about three motivations behind why we should desire to help our children in the area of sin,

and it's not so we could finish a whole cup of coffee without a single reheat.

This is part one and a two-part series.

Mom. Nope. Kids. Hmm, I feel like maybe you're not completely committed to that, no.

So I'm going to ask another 852 more times and just see. Welcome to the Sheeprew's Faithful podcast, episode number 47, truth and encouragement to live gospel-centered lives every day.

I'm your host, Lauren Lushak.

Let the wise hear an increase in learning and the one who understands obtain guidance.

Proverbs 1.5. Thank you so much for joining me today on the Sheeproose Faithful podcast.

I'm excited you're here. This is all about gospel-centered living and what better topic than dealing with sin.

And our children, it's not even about us. So we could just lay back,

relax, you know, this is about the children today. Actually, if you know me, sin is what we deal with

and all of us. So you just get to hear great stories today because I'm the chief right here,

all sinners. But before we dive in, I just have a little story to tell and a little

life hack because recently we went on a family camping trip with another family. We have started

this annual family camping trip. It's awesome. We have a good time. We go into the woods of Colorado

somewhere, a new location every summer. And this year, we went up, and it took us

forever to get on the road, of course, because the Lushacks, we just don't like to be, we are not

run by the clock. That's it. It is not our master. Time is not our master. The Lord is our master,

so we just take our time doing everything and so we were busy we had we

who goes grocery shopping right before they have to go on a road trip me I do in the car with all

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