Emy Moore Brookins

I believe fathers are so needed in our generation because fathers are needed to affirm identity and

And especially into little girls like me, like especially into women, especially into men.

Fathers are needed in society just like how women are needed, just like how mothers are needed.

Fathers are just as needed.

And I am not for a generation that neglects men, that neglects fathers, that neglects building healthy men.

to provide for a family, to provide for their kids, and not just provide materialistically, but to be emotionally able, capable, aware, vigilant, and being intentional with their children.

And when you don't grow up in that environment, you sometimes question who you are and who you belong to.

And I want to first start in...

35 and this setting the scene jesus is talking to the pharisees because the pharisees were incredibly legalistic and they basically were trying to tell jesus like Hey, we don't believe you bucko and we belong To god we are sons of him and jesus is like well if you were sons to him you would know me, right?

So starting in verse 35 it says

The slave or I'll go 34.

Jesus answered them.

Truly, truly, I say to you, everyone who practice sin is a slave to sin.

The slave does not remain in the house forever.

The son remains forever.

So if the son sets you free, you will be free indeed.

I know that you are offspring of Abraham, yet you seek to kill me because of my word finds no place in you.

I speak of what I have seen with my father and you do what you have heard from your father.

Get this.

They answered him, Abraham is our father.