The Gift of Prayer

This next post is more just for my benefit, so I can remember the little things my Brevin does. Tonight as we were getting ready to sit down for dinner. Souli said OK fold your arms Brevin and he does. He bows his head, folds his arms and waits for Souli to start. It was so cute he has never done that before. Then after he just sat there for a minute almost like he was pondering what was said in the prayer. It's so fun to watch your kids and the things they learn from you. I'm so glad that we have the gospel in our home so we can teach our children these principles. Prayer is so powerful, and I understand the importance of teaching your children young. Each night now we will practice. As he was doing this my thoughts went to my sweet nephew Lance. When we went to Kentucky, each night he would go get the Book of Mormon for his dad to read, then he would get in a circle for family prayer. Good Job Jen and Eric you've taught him well. Just Brevin folding his arms for pray at dinner is the start of good things to come. It's so funny how something so small can make you so proud of your children. I love him so much, but also I'm so grateful for prayer and the strength its given to me. I hope Brevin will have the same experiences in his life. Good Job my little one.