“It is in an especial manner our duty as a people, with devout reverence and affectionate gratitude, to acknowledge our many and great obligations to Almighty God, and to implore Him to continue to confirm the blessings we experienced.  Deeply penetrated with this sentiment, I, George Washington, President of the United States, do recommend to all religious societies and denominations, and to all persons who

Have I told ya’ll about the book, ThePower of Crying Out?  I cry out to the Lord almost every morning in the shower.  I mean I pray in a loud voice, begging God to intervene in situations.  It really works!! The shower muffles my voice so the kids don’t think I’m dying (ha!  :O).  You can also cry out into a pillow  or in a forest by yourself or something. The Bible says that “the weap

Chapter 11 — “He Lived What He Taught Us” “My Father did not push us to prayer, he led us–first by the consistent example of being a pray-er himself, then by asking the blessing (a phrase he thought more accurate than ‘saying grace’) at meals, and by gathering all of us together after breakfast for family prayers, as described in Mother’s article. I do not say that we

Way to go wanting to have a quiet time!!  You know you need the Lord to strengthen you if you are going to be a great mom.  You absolutely cannot do it without Him, just coasting with your own power.  But how can we get that quiet time done??  I think we have ALL struggled with that at times. Terri’s Method: I recommend Terri Maxwell’s book,Managers of Their Homes.  The number one priority of that