Kris Vallotton • Dec 18, 2020

Can Your Home Be a House of Miracles?

A HOUSE OF ACTS



Do you consider yourself and your family as people God can use to release miracles, signs and wonders? What if prophetic words, supernatural healings, and anointed worship were normal occurrences in your home? 

It’s our great responsibility as adults to cultivate a supernatural lifestyle in our homes and equip our kids with tools to overcome the schemes of the enemy and advance the Kingdom. But how do we begin? I shared about developing a house of miracles in my recent video blog: 


In a nutshell: 
  • Last Thursday, the Lord told me in a dream: I’m going to turn your house into a House of Acts. That was encouraging to me because when our kids were young, our house was a House of Acts, but we seemed to have lost some of that. 
  • Disney’s movie, “The Incredibles,” tells the story of a family with superpowers, disguised as everyday people. 
  • That movie depicted what Jesus said in John 14:12: “The one who believes in Me, the works that I do, he will do also; and greater works than these he will do; because I am going to the Father.”
  • Believers are disguised as everyday people but we are actually supernatural people! 
  • After I got free from depression, people would hear my testimony and would come to our house for deliverance. 
  • Our kids grew up where delivering people from demons was normal. (If you’re in the midst of a spiritual battle, check out my f ree Spirit Wars devotional .)
  • Our house became a center for supernatural ministry; our kids saw crazy miracles ! You couldn’t convince them that there wasn’t a God because they saw Him move first hand.
  • At a young age, we taught our kids to hear God’s voice by asking them questions like, “If Jesus walked in the room right now, what would He say to that person?” This taught them to not only hear from God but also feel what God feels for His beloved kids. 
  • We wanted our children to be very spiritually aware and have faith that God wanted to talk to them. 
  • The “normal” for a Christian is very different from what’s “normal” for everyone else. 
  • If a child is old enough to have a tormenting dream , they are old enough to be a supernatural warrior! Children do not have a Junior Holy Spirit. 
  • When Nehemiah was rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem, he empowered families (children and adults) to work on the wall together. They all had weapons and tools – it was a family affair! 
  • The Lord spoke to me about the “House of Acts” a few years ago. 
  • In Acts 12, Peter was in prison and the apostles were praying for him to be released. 
  • They were at Mary’s house (the mother of John Mark, who wrote the book of Mark). 
  • The angel of the Lord went to the jail and supernaturally released Peter. But when Peter showed up at Mary’s house (where they are literally praying for Peter to be released) they thought he was an angel! 
  • What would happen if we raised up these Houses of Acts - where great men and women come to experience God?
  • I envision young people filling homes. I see mature moms and dads, sharing the gospels and telling their stories. People who are broken will actually experience the power of God and witness the miracles of God in our homes. 
  • God wants us to raise up children that have actually seen and do the works of God.
  • Proverbs 22:6 says, “Train up a child in the way they should go. ” How many of us actually press into God and ask what He has planned for our child? 
  • I want to encourage you to think about your children as powerful weapons of warfare (as opposed to being fragile ). Start seeing your children through the eyes of God! 

THE GOD OF THE IMPOSSIBLE


Many of you reading this may have tons of questions about the “how” on raising your kids in a supernatural home, and I want to tell you that’s okay. This week, start with a powerful yet doable step—telling your kids about the God of the impossible. Start with a few testimonies of seeing Him show up in ways that transcend the laws of physics. What miracles can you recall that you can tell your children about? I encourage you to invite them in to pray with you for a miracle your family needs. I bet you’ll see their faith begin to move mountains!
Do you have any testimonies on this subject you could share? In what other ways will you step out and start developing a House of Acts in your own home?  I’d love to hear from you in the comments!

If you’re looking for a resource that you can share with your kids, check out my children’s book, The Ways of Royalty . This book is geared towards kids that are 7+, and will set a foundation for knowing how incredibly valuable they are to the Lord. 

THE BLOG

Discover more blog posts

By Kris Vallotton 03 Apr, 2024
In a world more connected than ever through the internet and social media, the deep, authentic connection we all yearn for has become increasingly elusive. Created in God’s image, we instinctively desire to be known, loved, and belong, yet so many of us wrestle with invisible barriers that keep us isolated. What if the secret to breaking through these barriers lies not in more connections but in deeper, more meaningful ones with both God and others? How can we identify and overcome what prevents us from experiencing true connection in our daily lives?
the sun is setting over the ocean with clouds in the sky
By Kris Vallotton 06 Feb, 2024
In early December, I began seeking a prophetic word from the Lord for 2024. He told me, "I am not going to give you a word for 2024. Instead, I am going to give you a word for the Body of Christ for a new era." He explained that January 2024 would be a half-time; marking the closure of an era and the beginning of a new one. This period would be characterized by immense transition, culminating in the discipling of nations. A supernatural metamorphosis, metaphorically akin to a caterpillar transforming into a butterfly, would occur right before our eyes.
By Kris Vallotton 02 Jan, 2024
Have you ever found yourself in the midst of life's chaos, desperately needing a break, clarity, and a spiritual reset? Picture it like halftime – that pivotal moment when the coach steps in, recalibrates the team, and sparks a turnaround. The game isn't over; this is a chance to come back stronger and claim victory! In recent weeks, a resounding message has been echoing in my heart and mind: January is the Church's halftime! Our divine Coach is calling us to the huddle, to draw close, and let Him fine-tune our game plan – our values, thoughts, and behaviors. Amid the noise, He's inviting us to step away, knowing that leaning into these divine moments will catapult us into the second half, ready for victory. And in this game, we already know the final score – He wins!
Show More

NEWSLETTER

Get free digital content from Kris with his weekly newsletter

 
Share by: