And the Story Goes...

As Skye was finishing up his milk before bed last night, he told me this story:

Once, there was an elf. And the devil came and ask him, "What are you doing?" 

And the elf said, "I'm worshipping Jesus, He is faithful and powerful!"

And the devil asked, "Why are you worshipping Jesus?"

And the elf replied, "Because I'm worshipping the true and living God!"

Hallelujah! Even though it has a fictional character in it, I enjoyed the "short story" totally. And this is my prayer always, that my kids will grow up knowing God, worshipping God all the days of their lives.

Hearing God's Voice

Previously, I have prompted Skye to listen for God's voice. And I remember there was once, on our way to sunday church service, as we asked him what's God saying, he replied, "Read God's Word". 

Today, I started Skye on his journey of journalling. We read the book about gift of tongues, spent some time praying, thanking God and asking Him to give us more gifts. Then we prayed in tongues, and kept silent to listen for God's voice. After sometime, he turned to me and said, "God said, 'Share, and love the people.'" So I got out his very first journal and jot those words down.

Amazing! There's really no age limit to hearing God's voice! I believe by faith, that Skye is growing stronger in the spirit and that God is honoring that desire.

Seeing Angels

Well, it started some time back, during a prayer meeting, Trinity replied that she saw angels, that they were dressed in white, praising God

Two wednesdays ago, after a time of worship at prayer meeting, Trinity looked up and again, she exclaimed, "Angels! Angels praising God!" This is the forth time of her encounter with angels. 

I do long to see angels, heavenly beings...and Trinity's encounter reminded me: "Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God."

Living a Life of Worship

Now to make it obvious that I "tune into God" even doing my daily chores at home, I verbalize my praise and worship. 

Yesterday morning, while clearing the breakfast table, I uttered, "Praise You, Lord, hallelujah!" *tongues*. And Skye, at that moment, was with his sister, building number blocks. And upon hearing me praising God, he broke into tongues! And started his own time of praise! Hallelujah! What a wonderful way to start the day!

Our Little Warrior

Yesterday morning, Trinity was mumbling some words off the posters outside her room when out of the blue, she exclaimed, "I want to go prayer walk!". That was a total surprise! 

And today, she had a little chat with me about fighting Goliath! We were sitting at the dining table and she was finishing her orange juice when she turned and told me she wanted to fight Goliath. She said in her cutesy yet firm voice, "I hold the sword and fight Goliath." After reminding her that she's holding the sword of the Spirit, she went on to say, "I put on the armor of God, hold the sword and fight Goliath...I hold David's hand... David's hand is small, I hold David's hand and fight Goliath!"

This little sweetie of ours, at the age of 2 years and 5 months, has already learnt the full armor of God, exclaimed she wanted to go prayer walk and wants to fight Goliath. I knew God gave her the special personality that she has for a special purpose!

"I Love God"

Skye drew this on last sat morning. My heart is so comforted, so extremely overjoyed, when I saw the words "I love God" on the truck, it's like God sending us a message saying we're on the right track in imparting to our kids, the faith and love for our Awesome God!

Prayer Walking Warriors!

A few months ago, God spoke to my heart about intercessory prayer for my neighbours. I asked the Lord, "There's so much work to be done, so many people to pray for, You have to show me how to do that." The Lord answered me - bring the kids for prayerwalk. So ever since then, my two little darlings have been my prayer partners in this "Prayer Walking the Estate" project!

We have completed Block 652 (that's our block) and 651. Today, we started on 649. Before we began, we held hands and pray for covering. Then on the way to the battle ground, we sang "In the Name of Jesus." Skye always likes the part about demons fleeing in the Name of Jesus. (And he likes showing us how the devil runs when he quotes from the Amour of God chart "The sword of the Spirit is the word of God. Speak it and watch the devil run........"). Sometimes, the kids will "blesssss....." the neighbours. Today, I enlisted Skye's help by getting him to pray in tongues for a couple of muslim houses.

After finishing six floors, we ended with power declaration!