We often think our children need to see us as unbreakable. We hide the tears of grief, the weight of repentance, or the overwhelming joy of God’s grace because we want to appear "strong." But a faith that is never seen to weep is a faith that feels unreachable. When we let our children see our tears, we aren’t showing them our weakness. We are showing them our humanity. We are modeling how a believer handles the tension of a broken world and a beautiful Savior. Whether it’s a tear shed in repentance, a cry of compassion for a neighbor, or a quiet sob of grief: these are holy moments. They teach our children that it’s safe to be honest before God. Faith isn’t a performance. It’s a relationship. "Those who sow in tears shall reap with shouts of joy." : Psalm 126:5 Don’t be afraid to let them see the "Ministry of Tears" in your home today. How has showing vulnerability changed the way you connect with your family? #GoodNewsFeed #FaithInTheOrdinary #MinistryOfTears #ChristianP...