After so great "words of wisdom" from Jenna (a great woman of God), talking with Reese, and lots of prayer (thanks to the Women's Ministry at church I loves those ladies) we are seeing results. Here is the story:
After I witnesse first hand my sweet boy screaming in the face of one of his cousins (so sorry Will and Sondra), seeing that B in conduct for the week, and talking to Reese's teachers and finding out the same thing was happening at school Chris and I had a talk with Reese. We talked about how it was okaky to get mad or to be angry, but that it was not okay to do things with our angry that would make our friends sad. We talked about how he would feel if his friends did that to him. We talked about what we could do when we started to feel really mad. (Reese had a problem being really scared at night, like all kids, and we worked really hard on praying when we woke up scared and tried to memorize verses that told us we had nothing to fear.) We talked about how just like we when are scared we pray for help, when we get angry we can pray for help.
A few days later Reese and I were playing outside one night before bath time and I asked him how school was going and if he had been getting mad at his friends. I asked him if I could tell him about something I did. I told him about getting really angry at one of my students at school and yelling at them, I told him I felt bad for doing that. He said, "Well, Mom when you get mad at school you can just pray to Jesus to help you, that's what I do, and it works." ...
These are the current verses of memory in house:
"In your anger do not sin" Ephesians 4:26
"A friend loves at all times" Proverbs 17:17
"In your anger do not sin" Psalm 4:4
Thanks to all of you who prayed for Reese...his old ways are coming back. =)
































