Desiring the Lord to Cleanse Your Home

Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar did not begin their marriage planning to have twenty children. Originally, they thought that they would have just one or two children. However, following a miscarriage their hearts began to change, and they surrendered their family size to the Lord.

As a boy, Keith Daniel assumed he was a Christian. His brother, father, and mother assumed they were Christians, too. Their family was good and hard-working. Like many other people, they expected little else from Christianity—until their world fell apart.

Families often desire to follow others who have measures of success in their families, hoping to adopt practices that will lead to the “perfect family.” Does such a “perfect family” exist? In this video from 2001, Kay Hill shares her family’s story in relation to that pursuit for perfection.

Where is the “perfect ATI family”? In part one of this session, Mrs. Kay Hill discussed her struggle with trying to become that family. Outwardly, the Hills looked “good”—they did the “right” things and said the “right” words. Inwardly, however, they were struggling.