Faith at Home

We listen to hear the Divine Family speaking to us using Psalm 46.

The Divine Family is powerful but also is a refuge in overpowering situations.

What is the Divine Family saying to you?

If you are willing, take a moment to share what you notice in your listening today.

Do you believe that the Divine Family really wants to speak to us? Perhaps even through an ancient near eastern wedding song? We listen to the Divine through Psalm 45 in the NRSV and find the oil of gladness, and opportunity to explore things we don’t understand and an invitation to stand for the cause of what is true and right.

What do you hear as you listen to this Psalm today?

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As we listen to the Divine Family through the words of the last half of Psalm 44, we hear emotions and invitations to relationship and remembering. What do you hear as you listen to the Divine Family through this listening practice today?

Today we listen to the Divine Family speak to us through Psalm 44:1-8. The Divine Family have been with us in the past. The Divine Family is with us now. The Divine Family will be with us in the future. What do you hear as you listen to the Divine Family today?

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When the dark closes in or the internal jangles get too loud, a Listening Practice can help us to get calm, find the light, and seek out the spaces of hope and refuge. I wonder, what do you hear as you listen today? What do you notice as an invitation that calls you forward? Take a moment to share your word or phrase on our Facebook page or on our website jenniferholtslander.com

We practice listening to God using Psalm 42 from the New Revised Standard Version. Changes in our patterns can throw us for a loop and wear us out. It can be hard to get back into the groove but the Divine Family is there waiting, always.

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How do you practice your listening for discernment, for the voice of the Divine Family and for clarity about what matters most to you in this day? A Listening Practice is one of the tools that can be used to develop those skills, to bring peace in the midst of the busy-ness of life and to provide nourishment for our spirits. What do you hear as you listen to Psalm 41 today? For interest sake, come back and listen again tomorrow and see if what you notice is different... As always, if you would be interested in some bonus spaces of connection or you are in a space to be able to support the work that we do, come join us as a patron at www.patreon.com/FaithatHome.

As together we listen to the last half of Psalm 40 from the NRSV, you might notice a word or a phrase stand out. We heard the Divine Family draw attention to our own needs for security and provision. We also heard the invitation to “rejoice” and “tell the good news.” What do you hear as you listen along?

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Using the first half of Psalm 40, we lean in towards the Divine Family. They speak to us today and everyday.

As we listen, there is balm for our hurts, peace and love for our fears, and moments of deep joy even in the midst of pain and fatigue.

What do you hear from the Divine as you listen along?

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In this episode of the Faith at Home Podcast we listen to the Divine speaking into our everyday lives through Psalm 39. What do you notice as you listen along today?

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