Posts about faith, Biblical perspectives, Christian marriage, Christian family and parenting
When I make a promise to discipline my kids, I want them to know that I mean it. It’s not that I want them to live in fear of me or for them to feel like they’re walking through life on egg shells. I want them to know that I mean it because I want […]
The Promise to Discipline My Kids: One I Didn’t Want to Have to Keep Read More »
Marriage is a beautiful thing that joins two people together as lovers and as friends. Recently, I read through Song of Solomon with a friend as part of our daily Bible reading plan. If you’re unfamiliar with Song of Solomon, the Christian Courier summarizes it in the following way: Song of Solomon celebrates the joy
This Is My Beloved And This Is My Friend: 9 Ways To Be Both To Your Spouse Read More »
Learning how to say “no” and feel good about can be challenging, especially for moms. We feel like we can and “should” want to do so much for so many people. There are things we have to do, things we need to do, and goodness, even some things we want to do. But sometimes, we
How To Say “No” And Feel Good About It – 5 Tips For Moms Read More »
For me, teaching our kids to pray is a top priority. Good habits are formed early! Read on for 3 tips for teaching kids to pray.
Teaching Our Kids to Pray with 3 Simple Tips Read More »
It’s strange how quickly things become normalized: masks in public, enforced entry/exit doors, and those little “Shop This Way” stickers on the store aisle floors. You know the ones I’m talking about, right? Oh come on, surely you do…those brightly colored stickers that people just walk right over and ignore 😜 yeah, those. I saw a group of people learn more about what it meant to “Yield in Love.”
Shop This Way: Learning to Yield in Love Read More »
Isn’t it funny how common things make the best illustrations? I’ve been teaching our 4 year old what it means to have a pretty heart – to be pretty on the inside and the outside. You guys, I won’t hide my mama bias…my daughters are B-E-A-utiful. They have wavy blonde hair, bright blue eyes, and
Termites in My Table: Diagnosing a Sick Heart Read More »
Just as plants require sunlight and water for physical growth, spiritual growth requires frequent prayer and daily Bible study.
Spiritual Growth: Two Essential Elements Read More »
If your words are constantly betraying who you say that you are, you’d better check yourself. You’ll stumble along the way, but your words are a good indicator of what’s in your heart.
Be Careful, Little Mouth, What You Say. Words Matter. Read More »
When you go through a major life change, there is no shortage of “expert” advice whether it be from friends, family, coworkers, or the ever popular Google search. Planning for your marriage is no different! If you’re reading this post, I guess it’s ok if I give you some…
Unsolicited Marriage Advice From A Non-Expert Read More »
Money is not evil. Being wealthy is not a sin. However, Paul warns in the book of 1 Timothy that the love of money is something we need to avoid.
The Love of Money: Thoughts On My Fraudulent Charges Read More »
