Faith at Home

Psalm 19 opens up so many metaphors for what the word of God can be like in our lives. God can speak to us through nature, through written words, through dialogue, and through a still, small voice straight to our hearts.

Listen along with us to Psalm 19, and let us know what you notice. What are you invited to do, be, or become as you weave this Psalm into your practices of listening to God?

"That's why I am thanking you, God...!" Why are you thanking God? What are you noticing from this Listening Practice today? Take some time to share with a dialogue partner! We'd love to hear from you, too.

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Here's a short call to listen to our lives and to a section of Psalm 18. We're outside today, soaking up the summer, the breeze and the opportunity to run towards life.

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What pieces of your life do you hold in your hands today as an offering? Psalm 18:20-30 offers us a fresh start. What words or phrases do the floodlights shine on today? What pathway stretches out ahead of you, straight and smooth?

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In the swirl of the circumstances of life, the Divine Family catches us and pulls us out of hatred and chaos. What does the Life-Giving Spirit surprise you with in these verses from Psalm 18:7-19 today? Let us know in the comments?

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Where are the traps in your day? What are you being delivered from? The first 6 verses of Psalm 18 call out for us to listen to our lives. As you listen take time to make a note in your Listening Book or in the comments about what catches your attention.

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What is your most honest prayer today? If the Divine Family were to paint grace-graffiti on your fence what might it look like? As you listen to Psalm 17, what calls out to you?

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What pathway is in front of your today? What wise counsel emerges from this Psalm? How does the Life-Giving Spirit invite you forward?

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Guess who's coming to dinner?

We are invited to take rest, nourishment and refreshment with the Divine Family. How does the invitation sit with you? What stands out to you today?

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How do we learn to hear the Divine Family in our everyday lives? By practicing listening. Psalm 14 is our practice space today. Is there something that stands out to you as you listen today? Let us know if the comments! We’re building a space for compassionate community at https://www.patreon.com/FaithatHome. We would love to have you join us there.