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BLESS as a Family Rhythm
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Early this year my wife and I sat down with our kids who are 10, 8 and 6 years old, and together we spoke about BLESS and decided we commit to these rhythms as a family. Each week we ask ourselves “Who are we going to bless this week?” So far, we’ve had a mix of neighbours, friends and family come over. We always ask the kids the follow up question which is “How so you think we can bless them when they come over?” When people come over we try to bless them and make them feel special. We’ve prayed and prophesied, shared stories and the kids have made art and written love notes. Life does get busy and some weeks we don’t have anyone over. But our family is slowly making the BLESS practices a way of life.
Posted in July 2022
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