Faith at Home

As we listen for the words, phrases and ideas that stand out to us in this Psalm 34:1-10 Listening Practice, we can pay attention for what the Divine Family might be calling us toward. Whatever the situations of our lives or the feelings that emerge in our days, we can approach the Divine Family with openness and receive their love and blessing.

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Are you looking for love and strength to get through the day? We can turn to the Divine Family, listening for their conversation with us to give us the help that we need. The last half of Psalm 33 reminded us of these things, but the Life-Giving Spirit might draw something different to your attention.

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Psalm 33 invites us to practices of delight and creativity. How is the Divine Family at work in creation and in your life today? How do you experience the Divine Family looking at you and all of creation with affectionate satisfaction?

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Do you count yourself "lucky?" What might that mean to you? If we are looking for a fresh start, we can come to the Divine Family without hesitation. This Listening Practice can help to create that fresh start!

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"Warm me with your smile. Save me because you love me!" The Divine Family hears us and invites us to bring our whole selves into relationship with them. What experiences and word pictures are brought to mind as you listen to the Divine Family through the final verses of Psalm 31?

Each day we can be heard by the Divine Family and we can also listen to the Divine Family. Please take a moment to share your insights or wonderings with us here or at https://www.patreon.com/FaithatHome.

Are the thoughts inside your head or the critics outside yourself yelling loudly today? Come, settle in with the first half of Psalm 31 today as we listen for the ideas that stand out to us, and the calls that lead us forward. As always, we'd love to hear what is growing in you as you listen to your life and to the Divine Family!

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When you approach the Divine Family, how do you think that they view you?

Through this Listening Practice with Psalm 30, we can approach the Divine Family face to face and be loved!

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Grab a cup of your favorite beverage and let's sit down together to listen to what our lives, this Psalm and the Divine Family are saying today. As we pause to listen today, we are invited to be at peace in the midst of the whirl of life. Take a moment to share your insights with us and with a dialogue partner.

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As we pause today to listen to Psalm 28, we might feel discouraged or filled with joy. Whatever our feelings might be, wherever we are in the cycle of life, the Divine Family hears us praying and invites us to bring our whole selves into their presence.

Join us today to listen to your life and the Divine Family's invititation to you! The video vault and other behind the scenes photographs from Faith at Home are available by joining our Patreon page at https://www.patreon.com/FaithatHome.

As we pause today to listen to Psalm 28, we might feel discouraged or filled with joy. Whatever our feelings might be, wherever we are in the cycle of life, the Divine Family hears us praying and invites us to bring our whole selves into their presence.