Comparing life story of myself and Ruth being a pastor's kid.

PK I hate being a pastor's kid, or at least that is what I used to say. Being a pastor's kid is not a desirable appointment in life. It is not without it benefits in that one can stay abreast of biblical discoveries and theological trends more than the average Joe, however, a part from that it is an unfortunate path. In the autobiography " The Color of Water" by James McBride, talks about his mother …

…and was a dead person in her family, I realized now how lucky I was. Growing up in the church meant that I had an extended family and that I got away with a lot more than I probably should have. People were constantly praying for our family and sharing God's love with us. Eventually, my parent's faith became my own. I was an extremely blessed person of having a dad who was a pastor.