I have siblings that are believers. I have siblings that are a sibling that's not a believer. And I think to care for them, to love them, to point them when you can to Christ, when you have opportunity, even with unsaved parents, is to present the gospel to them, do that in a way that you're showing, you're not preaching at them, but you're showing just great care for their souls, that you really long for them to know the Savior, to know what you have been given and to share that with them. And frankly, so that they can't stand before God on judgment day and say, why didn't you tell me? And I think with our children to recognize when we have unbelieving relatives, to not always be at war with them, but to recognize that they're in blindness, and they're in darkness, and there's a veil over their eyes, and to have compassion and to have mercy, instead of standing in arrogance and judgment.

And I think that if we have that attitude towards others, I think our children will pick up those attitudes as well. You