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Fear God? Learn ASL Weekly Scripture for Families

 Our scripture this week: Revelation 14:7 Fear God, and give glory to him; and worship him that made heaven, and earth, and the sea. ASL Word Hints: Fear God, glorify Him; worship Him, himself finish make heaven, earth, sea. That word "fear" comes up yet again! The Blue letter bible helped me decide how we wanted to translate that one which helps you dissect the original words in the bible.  Get the  weekly printout :
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I Stand At the Door and Knock

Learn the scripture: Revelation 3:20 Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him. ASL Word Hints: Remind-all, I stand here door, I knock. If any you-all focus my message, you-all go-ahead open, I will enter meet. Click here for printout!

Perfect Love Casteth Out Fear! ASL Scriptures - Come Follow Me Nov 26 - John 4:18

 I love, love our scripture this week. This is a short one, I know you guys can do this! John 4:18 There is no fear in love; but perfect love casteth out fear.  ASL Word Hints: Inside(heart) love fear blow-on-hand. Understand, perfect love cast-out fear. Click here for printout!

Our Weekly ASL Come, Follow Me Scripture - 1 Peter 3:12 - Nov 20-26

Have fun learning our scripture of the week with special guest star - my mom! 1 Peter 3:12: The eyes of the Lord are over the righteous, and his ears are open unto their prayers ASL Word Hints: Lord himself look-upon righteous group, He hear hear their prayers Get the  printout here !

Learn Our Weekly ASL Come, Follow Me Scripture - James 1:5 - Nov 13-19

Our family has a little morning devotional every day and we recently started printing off a scripture from Come, Follow Me with ASL word hints to help the kids memorize the English and ASL version.  I think this is a tradition that will stick and we decided to share this week's scripture with you all! How to sign James 1:5: Click here to download and print the poster: Our kitchen wall, featuring last week's scripture. Pro tip - when you introduce the scripture have your kids find pictures or friend articles that relate to put on your wall with it and give you more study material about the scripture throughout the week! Bonus: Click here for last week's scripture video tutorial!

The Birth Story of an Angel

It’s been exactly a year since my sweet Mason arrived and I want to (finally) share his birth story. Mason has taken away nothing good from my life and given me everything. The entire time he has been in my life - I mean my whole pregnancy, his birth and the whole year he has been with us - he has brought so much joy and peace. We all really adore this boy and can't imagine a life without him So here it is, the story of the best day of my life!! BIRTH STORY! (Mostly written 10/23/20) My sweet baby boy is here!!  All my studying, pondering and prayer about birth paid off - I could not imagine having a better birth for my situation. Heavenly Father was really looking out for both of us. Jesse’s c-section was traumatic in some ways. With Alora I just really didn’t want another c-section. I would have liked a natural birth but I didn’t really prepare myself for a natural birth because I didn’t want to be too upset if I ended up having a c-section. I was able to have her naturally with

Teenage Boys vs Mama Bear

When I was a little girl, I passed a pack of teenage boys hanging out at my elementary school on my way home from piano lessons. A few minutes later, I heard someone come up behind me on a bike. The rider passed me and kept going faster and faster until he was riding right in front of where I was walking. As I was walking he put his hand behind his back and pulled down his pants far enough that I could see his bare bum. I could hear the boys laughing at the elementary school behind me and cheering him on. I didn't look right or left but straight ahead as the boy on the bike rode back to his friends. I walked all the way home looking straight ahead.  When I walked in my front door my mom greeted me and asked, "Kylie, is something wrong" I burst into tears and my story came spilling out. As I told her what happened her eyebrows got lower and lower and I saw a flame ignite in her eyes. Her voice dropped to a low and measured growl as she commanded: "Get in the car."