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Other than praying for my daughter, is there something I haven't done that I can begin to do in order to witness to her about Jesus. She doesn't believe there is a Jesus, and doesn't want me to mention Him to her.
If someone does not want to hear about Jesus and you keep insisting on it, the only result you will get is a bad reaction. So just keep praying and wait for the moment that your daughter will be open to such a discussion, and don't insist when she is not. Keep yourself in sanctification. Often people believe in Jesus not because they hear a terrific speech or see something supernatural, but they get impressed by one's pure and clean life. Also sometimes our children are more willing to hear a stranger (probably in their age) or a friend talking about faith than their parents. So somebody from your church could get to meet her? Ask God to give you somehow directions, if you are to do something specific. And wait, I don't think there is anything else you can do. I would also like to hear others about that, there are many christian parents who face the same problem.
Thanks for the input. I appreciate you taking the time to respond. I am assured that since I hold her up to the Lord daily, I will have done all possible to me. I hope that you can add her name to your prayer list as the Word tells us "where two or more are gathered together that He will be in their midst."
I pray the Lord's blessing on you in your endeavers.
If someone does not want to hear about Jesus and you keep insisting on it, the only result you will get is a bad reaction. So just keep praying and wait for the moment that your daughter will be open to such a discussion, and don't insist when she is not. Keep yourself in sanctification. Often people believe in Jesus not because they hear a terrific speech or see something supernatural, but they get impressed by one's pure and clean life. Also sometimes our children are more willing to hear a stranger (probably in their age) or a friend talking about faith than their parents. So somebody from your church could get to meet her? Ask God to give you somehow directions, if you are to do something specific. And wait, I don't think there is anything else you can do. I would also like to hear others about that, there are many christian parents who face the same problem.
GBU
I pray the Lord's blessing on you in your endeavers.
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