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One of the things we’ve wanted to do as a family

One of the things we’ve wanted to do as a family for a long time is to truly celebrate Shabbat. We are using the book The Feasts of Adonai, Why Christians Should Look at the Biblical Feasts to guide us.
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In this particular season, with limited resources, it won’t be perfect- but with my husband home it gives us the chance to make this our normal family rhythm. And for that, I am so thankful.
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How does your family celebrate the seventh day to keep it holy?
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Have you played Suspend? It’s one of our favorit

Have you played Suspend? It’s one of our favorites and always includes lots of laughs and funny faces 😂.
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Tell me something that brought you joy today, friend!
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Anchors are important. And one of our daily anchor

Anchors are important. And one of our daily anchors is reading aloud and reading together. It’s extra special when we all snuggle onto the couch in my office (there is white carpet so the boys don’t get to come in without supervision 😂 and it’s the only couch).
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As we are navigating this new territory of staying in, I encourage you to find anchors for you and to create or reinforce the anchors of your children. These are lifelines of normalcy and comfort.
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And if you’re wondering what read aloud has the complete, total, undivided attention of my active boys and keeps them asking for “one more chapter, please?!?”- it’s The Wingfeather Saga from @andrewpetersonmusic.
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Share your daily anchors here so we can all glean new ideas and encouragement!
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#everydaygraces #readaloud #familymatters

There is a certain comfort in the act of carrying

There is a certain comfort in the act of carrying on. An underlying heartbeat of daily rhythms that comforts us the way a mother’s heartbeat comforts the infant lying contentedly on her chest.
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And so we learn, we cook, we craft, we turn on our fairy lights, we read, we do laundry. We learn again to love not only the things that must be done, but the slowing of our lives to a quiet and gentle procession of doing, loving, hoping, praying- and living.
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In this time filled to the brim with possibilities of all kinds, perhaps the bravest thing we can do is to choose to be intentional with the abundance of time we’ve been gifted with the ones we love most.
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May the Lord bless you and keep you and yours 💖.
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#everydaygraces #thesecretofthehiddenscrolls

The Scent of Water by Elizabeth Goudge is one of m

The Scent of Water by Elizabeth Goudge is one of my favorite books. This quote grabbed ahold of me the first time I read it and has never let go. And I find myself praying these prayers often.
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In the midst of a rather quiet and somber chaos, t

In the midst of a rather quiet and somber chaos, today’s #kellsfellowship prompt is about what love looks like.
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So here is a behind the scenes moment of my very dyslexic boy reading to his younger brother- who is actually the stronger reader of the two- because the youngest looks up to his big brother and lavishes him in love and the adoration that only a younger sibling can bestow.
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And these moments, precious and in between typical sibling bickering, are such a beautiful example of what love means to me. It is grace, mercy, encouragement, enjoyment, and that bit of ourselves that truly reflects the immense love of Christ and puts others before ourselves. It is the faith of a child, made concrete and impenetrable, through an act of love that makes his beloved brother feel a bit more like the incredible man he is becoming in spite of the challenges he must face.
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It really is true, friend- loving others really is our greatest act of faith.
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If we could sit and chat right now over a cup of t

If we could sit and chat right now over a cup of tea- what hopes, fears, frustration, and joys would you share?
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I am grateful to have my husband home. It’s lovely to have a grownup to talk to whenever I want 😉 And it’s such a wonderful opportunity for us to come alongside each other in the day to day- something we don’t often get to do.
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I’m grateful that we have the time together for family worship. His schedule can be excessively demanding and we miss him this time of year. It’s a gift to have time with all of us together in spite of the uncertainty of current circumstances.
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I might also mention the apprehension I have. Three of us have asthma, I have an almost 90 year old grandmother with heart problems who doesn’t like to stay in, and the other members of our family and friends with health challenges and situational struggles.
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This is a heavy time, but even the strongest storms contain beauty and glory. So let’s encourage those whose hearts we can, pray for those out of our reach, and remember that He who calmed the storms with a word will do the same for our anxious hearts.
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#everydaygraces #preachingtomyownheart #cultivatinggrace

A Prayer for Grace I AM bending my knee In the ey

A Prayer for Grace
I AM bending my knee
In the eye of the Father who created me,
In the eye of the Son who died for me,
In the eye of the Spirit who cleansed me, In love and desire.

Pour down upon us from heaven
The rich blessing of Thy forgiveness;
Thou who art uppermost in the City, Be Thou patient with us.

Grant to us, Thou Saviour of Glory,
The fear of God, the love of God, and His affection,
And the will of God to do on earth at all times
As angels and saints do in heaven;
Each day and night give us Thy peace. Each day and night give us Thy peace.
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#everydaygraces #kellsfellowship

Take time to feed your heart and soul, friend. Few

Take time to feed your heart and soul, friend. Few of us have been through anything quite like this current state of the world. And there is both an unlimited potential for fear and for hope.
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I think one of the bravest things we can do right now is to be unwavering in our hope. Taking care to live and love well, to continue to devote ourselves to the care of those in our home and, as much as we can, those around us.
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We have been given a gift of time. Let us use it wisely to minister to the hearts of our children and spouses. Let us dig into the book stacks, the board games, and the backyard explorations that our usual busyness seems to prevent. Let us make family worship time a commonplace event again.
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Let us be thankful for this purposeful slowing down. Lifting up prayers with hands no longer tied to those massive to-do lists, may our focus become more clear.
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We are all of the membership of the world. We are all in this together. This incredibly uncertain and painful time might, if we hold fast to our hope, produce a world more beautiful and loving than we could ever imagine.
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Let it be so especially inside the walls of our own homes. When we show our children that hard times are also beautiful times, we are arming them against the darkness. We are shaping them into bearers of hope. We are, in a small and imperfect way, helping them to understand that in Christ hope never fails.
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Be brave. Love well. Look to Christ and be joyful. Today and always.
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In His amazing grace, Lara

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