Family Worship

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                           Family who pray together stay together

What is family worship? It isn't complex. It doesn't require a doctorate, ordination, or even an extended period of time. It is simply a gathering of those living under the same roof for a time of worship. This may be a single mother and her two children, two sisters living together, or mom, dad, and their eight children. Regardless of what the makeup of the home is, it is all the individuals of that home gathering together to read the Scriptures, pray, and sing to the living God. It doesn't have to be long, rigorous, or particularly profound. It can be as simple as ten minutes of reading the Scripture, praying a short prayer, and singing a good hymn. And yet these ten minutes of sowing seeds and offering worship have eternal benefits.





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  1. terrylough6 December 2017 at 21:09

    Amen.... this is so true... we don't need to spend a lot of time doing this. However, as we spend time with GOD, time becomes a non-issue as we get lost in HIS presence. The time worshiping and praying becomes even sweeter when our loved ones also experience GOD's presence.

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