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Home-Centered Faith

Home-Centered Faith

di Diana Hatchett

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Double Portion: Passing Spiritual Power to the Next Generation

Doctrine and Covenants 84:88 "I will go before your face. I will be on your right hand and on your left, and my spirit shall be in your hearts, and mine angels round about you, to bear you up." Spiritual blindness can prevent us from seeing how God is a God of miracles. It has always been so. Like the widow's oil, when we pour out from emptiness we exercise our faith in Christ, we as a child approach him to fill our cup and multiply even our smallest offerings. Great miracles occur from these quiet and small efforts on our part...the unnoticed acts of kindness we give to others... the gentle and quiet pleadings that echo through the stillness of the night... when our tears soak our pillow at night.... He is listening ... He is working out a way for us to overcome... our God of miracles.. He is as close to us, as our heartbeat... as close to us, as our next breath... trust in Him.

In honor of 250 years of our great Nation

Every time we salute the flag, every time we stand up for freedom, every time we defend truth, America roars back to life. In anticipation of 250 years of this great nation, my hope is that we choose to light the spark that turns embers into wildfires. That we unite and echo the words of John Adams when he said, “I am a revolutionary so my son can be a farmer, so his son can be a poet—but first we must be Americans.”

Wisdom and Warnings: Building a Temple-Centered Home

Let your heart therefore be perfect with the Lord our God, to walk in his statutes, and to keep his commandments, as at this day. 1 Kings 8:61

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Facing Giants Together: David, Goliath, and Family Faith

Choose God-given strengths and past spiritual experiences over other people's methods, worldly power, or things that don't fit. Trust the Lord that He has already equipped you with what you need. Your faith. Learn to make things happen through the power of your faith.

A People after God's Own Heart: Raising Children Who Seek the Lord

In 1 Samuel 8 we learn that the Israelites made the choice to reject the Lord and instead follow the influences that were competing for their hearts, their attention and allegiance was not to the Lord, not to recognize Him as their King but rather they chose to be ruled by man. Because they chose not the Lord to rule over them, instead they would be given what they asked for; a king, which would rule over them in tyranny.

Loyalty and Prayer: Lessons from Ruth and Hannah for Modern Parents

How to recognize the Lord's voice

Cycles of Deliverance: Breaking Negative Patterns in Our Homes

The Book of Judges follows a history of the twelve judges which falls into a succession of periods of rebellion against God, and the oppressions and deliverances by which they are followed.

Be Strong and of Good Courage: Leading Your Family into Promised Blessings

Preparing for the miracle. Discussing some vital eternal principles.

Teach them Diligently: Finding time to teach our children the gospel

Deuteronomy 11: 22-23 "For if ye shall diligently keep all these commandments which I command you, to do them, to love the Lord your God, to walk in all His ways, and to cleave unto Him; then will the Lord drive out all these nations from before you, and ye shall possess greater nations and mightier than yourselves."

Choosing Faith Over Complaint in Family Life

Numbers 11-14, 20-24, 27 In these chapters the Israelites learn about being faithful to the Lord's servants. They learn about trusting the Lord's power even when the circumstances of life seem hopeless. They learn that being faithless brings spiritual harm, but also that they can repent and look to God and live. How are we like the Israelites? Do we murmur against God's servants? Do we at times feel like we know better than they do in relation to the affairs of the church? How does being faithless bring spiritual harm? God's hand is always stretched out still and in His long-suffering He beckons us to look up and live... just as these stories clearly portray.

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