The Kitchen Table | October 2025
Inside: This month at the Kitchen Table: encouragement for Bible reading, growing in humility, caring for aging parents, a beautiful story of steadfast faith, and a fall favorite I’m loving…
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When the Days are Overwhelming
Inside: Feeling overwhelmed? Pause, pray, and do the next faithful thing. His grace meets you right where you are. I lift up my eyes to the hills.From where does my…
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EP 182: Do You Have a Meek and Quiet Spirit?
Inside: A gentle and quiet spirit isn’t weakness. It is strength anchored in God, a beauty that lasts and glorifies Christ in every season. Do not let your adorning be…
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Resources to Help Your Family Celebrate Reformation Day
Inside: I am sharing some resources to explore and study the Reformation for yourself or as a family. The hope is to help you celebrate and understand more about church…
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Praying for Holiness: 20 Prayers to Fight the Sins We Often Ignore
Inside: These 20 Scripture-shaped prayers help us bring the hidden struggles of the heart before the Lord and grow in holiness, one quiet step at a time. A place to…
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EP 181: Biblically Communicating With Our Children
Inside: Biblical communication is more than words—it’s discipleship. Speak with grace, listen with patience, and point your children to Christ. Do you dream of the moment when every time you…
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Common Threats to Biblical Friendship (and How to Respond with Grace)
Inside: Friendship isn’t always easy—but it’s worth the work. Learn to recognize common threats to biblical friendship and respond with grace, humility, and gospel hope. True friendship is a gift…
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What It Means to Be Poor in Spirit (Matthew 5:3)
Inside: True blessing begins when we come empty, knowing we have nothing to offer but our need. Jesus meets us there, with mercy, righteousness, and the kingdom of heaven. The…
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The Kitchen Table | August 22, 2025
Inside: This month at the Kitchen Table: encouragement for Bible reading, navigating marriage biblically, battling pride, exploring eschatology, Christ-centered worship, and a resource you’ll love! Pull up a chair, friend….
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The Quiet Strength of Meekness
Inside: Meekness isn’t weakness. It’s strength surrendered to God. In a world of self-promotion, Jesus calls us to quiet trust and gentle boldness. His Word is meant to shape how…
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EP 180: Determining the Best Choices for Your Family
Inside: The best choices for your family begin with God’s Word. Be encouraged to walk in grace, seek wisdom, and trust the Lord as you faithfully walk out your calling…
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Trusting God with Our Everyday FearsÂ
Inside: When the what ifs rise, I’m choosing to rest in what I know: I’m seen, loved, and held by my faithful Father. We all face moments when fear creeps in. Maybe…
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The Kitchen Table | July 25th, 2025
Inside: Discern false teaching, learn key theology terms, press on in the Word, see what I’m reading, and find this week’s favorite drink Pull up a chair, friend. Here are…
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40-Week Husband Encouragement Challenge (Free Printable PDF for Wives)
Inside: This free 40-week printable PDF is a simple, Scripture-based guide to help you build up your husband with words, prayer, and grace — one week at a time. As…
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EP 179: Encouraging Your Husband: Biblical Wisdom for Building Him Up with Grace
Inside: As wives, we hold a unique place in our husband’s life. The way we speak to and about him carries deep influence and can reflect the love of Christ…
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Staying On Task in an Unfocused World: Encouragement for Christian Homemakers
Inside: Choosing diligence over distraction isn’t easy, but it matters. Staying on task in our homes is a small yet powerful way to reflect God’s order and care. “She looks…
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Look Well to the Ways of Your Household
Inside: Are you looking well to the ways of your household? It’s a gentle encouragement to pause, reflect, and remember the beauty and purpose of your calling at home—by His…
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EP 178: Only A Few Things Are Important: Anchoring Your Heart in What Matters Most
Inside: A gentle reminder that only a few things are truly important—and none of them are wasted when they’re done unto the Lord. I often share how thankful I am…
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