Then children were brought to him that he might lay his hands on them and pray.

The disciples rebuked the people, but Jesus said, let the little children come to me and do not hinder them,

for to such belongs the kingdom of heaven, and he laid his hands on them to such belongs the kingdom of heaven and he laid his hands on them and went away.

Matthew 19 13. 13 through 15.

Welcome back to Bright hearth hearth. I'm Brian Sylvay and here as usual with I almost

forgot my own name there for a second. It's been quite a day, faithful listeners. We are, it is taking

an enormous amount of discipline for us to record this podcast tonight because let me just tell you

at the beginning of this day

began with some upset tummies and

We love covers over many events you always say as it does so you know I just I'm

telling you this faithful listener so that you don't think that our children and

we ourselves are like some sin-free garden of Eden here in Ogden, Utah in the

midst of the Mormons, like a secret Garden of Eden here in Ogden. No. We ourselves deal with much sin and many weeds to pull.

So, but welcome back. We are continuing in our walk through the rooms of the house,

aiming to recover the lost arts of homemaking

and the productive Christian household.

And so it is fitting that we would be talking

on a day like this, where we have had to practice what we preach and also

fail at practicing what we preach and pick it up again and keep going by the grace of God.

So today we are continuing in the living room. We're

putting this one in the living room even though the topic of our conversation

takes place outside of the house itself which is parenting in the pews. So we're talking about

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