She and Peter had been through counseling, and they understood that parents can only do so much to protect their children and that ultimately they belong to God first.
In the book "Fame" by Karen Kingsbury, the characters embody the understanding that while parents strive to safeguard their children, there are limits to their protection. Through counseling, they learn to come to terms with the reality that ultimate guardianship belongs to a higher power, represented as God. This perspective helps them navigate the complexities of parenting amidst life's challenges.
The acknowledgment that they cannot control every aspect of their children's lives is a significant theme in their journey. This realization fosters a sense of acceptance, allowing them to focus on nurturing their faith and trust in divine guidance, as they understand that their children are in God’s hands, beyond their own capabilities.
