I don’t expect kids to grow up and be perfect and make all the right decisions. I do expect some bumps along the way, as children become adults, and further integrate what they believe with how they live. Each of us, in our walk with the Lord, go through different lessons–some which are learned easily, and others which are very hard. There are some amazing parents with some messed up kids, and some messed up parents with some amazing kids.

That isn’t the issue you are refering to–just wanted to add that in. . .

At this point, I find it very significant that Gary Ezzo’s children and spouses have distanced themselves from him, and voiced that their concerns are the same as the ones brought up by the elders in the churches in which Ezzo has unresolved church discipline areas. That should, at the least, raise some yellow flags for any mama. . .