Lessons from the Adoptive Journey
Whether you have adopted or have been adopted, there are lessons to learn. Come learn with us …
Marcellus George wants you to share what you have learned on the adoptive journey. In the New Testament, there are three major metaphors for our new relationship with God. The first is being “born again.” The second is being “redeemed” (from being a slave to sin and to Satan). The third is being “adopted” by the Heavenly Father. There are many nuances to this idea. One is that the Heavenly Father chose freely to adopt you. The second is that we, as His children, choose to be adopted every day.
Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us in Christ with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places, even as he chose us in him before the foundation of the world, that we should be holy and blameless before him. In love he predestined us for adoption to himself as sons through Jesus Christ, according to the purpose of his will, to the praise of his glorious grace, with which he has blessed us in the Beloved.
(ESV)
From the Blog
Demolition
The Spelling Quiz
The Clothes Come Clean
More Than We Bargained For
Speechless!
Loss and Gain
The Basement
The View From the Desert
An Unfair Advantage
Birth of a Child
The Washing Machine
Adoption and Adjustment
The Resurrection and Adoption
Adoption Connected to Both Honor and Dishonor
God Honors Us in Adopting Us
The Wedding
Our Sons Drive Our Car
Loss of a Child
What Time is Dinner?
They Did It Again!
Finishing Well
Suffer Well!
Pure as the Driven Snow
Snowdrifts
The Easy Way Out?
Milestones
Choosing to be Choosy
The Stars in the Skies
Like a Deer
Fear, Faith, and Foolishness in Adoption
God Has No Grandchildren
Adoption as a Volcano
The Bird Bath
The Adoption Marathon
Nowhere to Go
He Knows Our Pain
Losses in Adoption
Snow on the Ground
Leaves Everywhere
Meet Marcellus George
Marcellus George and his loving wife are the adoptive parents of (now adult) twin sons. He is the author of numerous articles and devotions, has a Ph.D. in theology, and speaks on the subject of adoption. He is fascinated by God’s description of His adoption of us, and how that correlates with his own adoption story.