Speaker B asks Speaker A about the changes they saw in their parents after they found freedom in Christ, drawing from God's promise to Abraham to make him a blessing to the nations. The conversation explores how biblical promises play out in one family's real life.
I mean, it reminds me as I get into this new year and I started back in Genesis, reading back through the Bible again, is that God called Abraham. Right. Called him to himself for a purpose, like a greater purpose than he had been living even as you've talked about. And he said, I will make you a nation and I'll make you a blessing to the nations.
Right.
And so, yeah, again, there's a lot there. But I want to go back to the thing with your dad and mom.
Yes.
And they learned of freedom in Christ. Can you share with us any of the difference that you saw in them before and after?
Yeah, I think definitely there's a difference. And one thing that they say is especially being facilitators and leaders. Every time you have to. You have to lead people through these series, it's like they're doing it all over again as well. They're refined so many things. Yeah. You know, I think that truth in terms of who they are with, even with grace, the grace that God has extended to them, you see any grace cause being really impactful in their lives and my mom's life and any truth that who God says she is, who she was created to be, there's a testimony that she always dwells on when she just got saved. You know, the first that talks about, I'll give you a land flowing with milk and honey, you know, and just those promises of seeing like where they have come from and the type of childhood that she probably would have had, but the bountiful of blessings that God would have given to her with the ending of generational curses, her being married, her graduating and graduating with his. His education, you know, with the fruits of her spirit, like all these different things, you would see that continuously. And my dad, in extension, even how he mentioned free to lead, but much less even in like the being more than the doing, you know, just seeing just like people over.
