Don't Be a Fickle Homeschooler

I hate reading about the last days of Christ's lifetrue, do not change plans as you approach high
on earth. I always come face-to-face with myschool! Unless God tells you to turn around and go
own failings- UGH! This time through, while I wasthe other way, changing your path is much like
reading in Matthew, I was thinking about howthe fickleness of Peter.
fickle people are. Myself included.It is important to remember that Peter was no
Matthew 26:33-35pushover. The first time Jesus met him, he called
Peter replied, "Even if all fall away on account ofPeter "The Rock." Even this fellow who becomes
you, I never will."a founder of the Christian church has his own
"I tell you the truth," Jesus answered, "this verymoments of weakness and fickleness. It can
night, before the rooster crows, you will disownhappen to anyone.
me three times."Just remember, if God said for you to
But Peter declared, "Even if I have to die withhomeschool, and he did not take it back, then
you, I will never disown you." And all the otherassume you are in the center of God's will. Even if
disciples said the same.things are not quite the way you imagined or
Uh huh. Right. That did not work out so well forexpected, you are still right where you are
Peter, because he really did disown Jesus threesupposed to be. God knows more than we do,
times that evening. Have you ever doneand he must know that it would be worse
something like that? Sometimes people will tell mesomewhere else.
that God has called them to homeschool. If that is