I still remember watching Hee Haw at my grandparents house. As a matter of fact that was the only place I ever watched Hee Haw. And yet there are parts of that show I still remember to this day.Gloom, despair and agony on me-e!
Deep dark depression, excessive misery-y!
If it weren't for bad luck I'd have no luck at all!
Gloom, despair and agony on me-e-e!
Each week there would be some sad tale that was told between the singing of the chorus and it would end with everyone in tears over the horrible misfortune.
As we journey towards another Sunday and another story of our Krazy Kinfolk from the Bible, this song came to mind. So often, in our families we like to lament about the lot in life we have been given.
As children, we rant about how unfair our parents are ... only to discover years later that we have become the same unfair parents. Go figure? When did our parents become so smart?
Part of our difficulty in growing up is that we feel 'cheated' when our parents aren't paying attention to us. Let's face it, we always want our parent's approval and we will go to nearly any length to get it.
And if we don't receive that approval ... then doom, despair, and agony on us!
What if there was a way to ensure that our children received that blessing of approval from their parents?
What if for those whose parent's are long gone, they could still receive a parental blessing?
What would that blessing look like?
Join us Sunday for a look at the despair and joy of the blessing that is available for every child (and adult too!).
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