Thus, God never becomes irrelevant or merely useful for one generation. We need to share this God with our children and grandchildren. And if you are wise enough to serve Him, He will care for you long after I am gone.' 3. Knowing that our children won't be alone in this world when we die. God doesn't become more or less sensitive with age.
Time does change relationships between parents and children, husbands and wives and even brethren.
But time doesn't have to change the most important relationship we have. What is finally delivered will be everything that God promised it would be. In all these cases trusting God means faithfully practicing His instructions and relying upon His solutions and His wisdom. And something which is often upon the minds of many. When hardship is experienced we are not to complain or search for sinful ways of relief.