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Ask in Faith

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But let him ask in faith, with no doubting, for the one who doubts is like a wave of the sea that is driven and tossed by the wind. James 1:6 

This post is Day 19 of the series 31 Days of Teaching my Kids About Prayer.

31 Day 2014Kimberly AmiciOctober 19, 2014faith, prayerComment
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Did you know that researchers have found that one of the ten qualities successful families share is appreciativeness? That’s caring for one another and expressing your feelings often. ---- Let me be the first to say this doesn't come easy for certain members of our family. We’ve tried taking turns sharing affirming words for each person’s birthday. It works 50% of the time. Some of us have really thoughtful things to say while other can’t think of ANYTHING (Really?) --- I occasionally insist arguing parties say something nice about each after a squabble. When it works, it really works and changes the atmosphere in the room. When it doesn't, it kind of sucks. Nevertheless, I persist! --- Showing appreciation, whether physically or verbally, has to be modeled, taught, and practiced if we want it to show up in our home. It won’t just happen on its own. This is your encouragement today to keep at it. Express gratitude and share with one another how you feel about them even when it disappoints… because eventually, it won’t. --- Do find it easy or hard to express your feeling to your family? --- #familyculture #valuesbasedliving #livinginthesweetspot #wordsmatter #FamilyCultureHack #timeforkids #dothingstogether #cutlurematters #intentionallife #intentionalliving #gratitude
How do you cultivate a personal relationship with your child? ----- As a family we do a lot of things together, such as travel, run weekend errands, attend each other’s games, and do home projects. However, when building family culture it is equally as important to spend time one on one getting to know each of your children individually and not just as a part of the whole. ---- We try to rotate which child takes a ride with us to grocery shop, to drop off a package, or get the car serviced. Not only does it give us time to talk but it lets the kids see what is takes to run a home. AND, it help make the trips a little more fun. --- #intentionallife #intentionalliving #livinginthesweetspot #wordsmatter #familyculture #takeyourkidseverywhere #travel #portugual
“We’re too busy rushing on to what we want to be and we need to think about who we are today that we really want to hold onto and cultivate.” - @elisedalyparker Having the family you wants starts with gratitude for who you are, assessing where you are at, and casting a clear vision for where you want to be. #visionboards #goals #vision #intentionallife #intentionalliving #lifeonpurpose
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