Looking Out for the Interests of Others
Do nothing from selfish ambition or conceit, but in humility count others more significant than yourselves. Let each of you look not only to his own interests, but also to…
Motherhood
Reader Question: Surviving the Sometimes Challenging Teen Years
My readers I’m doing a bit of a different post today and sharing with you a question I have from a dear friend and blog reader here. I’d love to…
She Opens Her Mouth With Wisdom
She opens her mouth with wisdom, and the teaching of kindness is on her tongue. Proverbs 31:26 I have been spending time camping in Proverbs these past few weeks,…
There Are No Perfect Families
Do you ever look around at the families in your church and assume they have it all together? That their lives must be carefree and they have these perfect…
Choosing a Mary Heart in a Martha Season
You can listen to the post in a podcast version here: I’m Choosing: We are already nearing Christmas Eve and plans that I had to bake or buy or…
Praying God’s Word Over Our Children
“I have so much business I cannot get on without spending three hours daily in prayer.” ~Martin Luther Our children are a gift from the Lord, a heritage, a…
Encouragement on Difficult Days
When our families go through battles with illness we know, as the mom, there seem to be no sick days for us. We may have restful days as we battle through…
Loving Your Young Adult/Teen Child in the Difficult Times
This week I’m sharing some articles from around the web that may be a help to those with difficult situations with teens or young adults in their homes. I…
Thanking God in the Negative
The message excerpt I’m sharing below is taken from a radio program that I believe every parent should listen to. It is by Ney Bailey and she is sharing a…
Do You Want to be a Full-Time Parent?
I am not sure when I was first introduced to Israel Wayne or his mom Skeet Savage but I am thankful the Lord crossed our paths. His blog Christian Worldview has…
Teaching Our Daughters to Clean a Home
Not all of us come into marriage and motherhood with the understanding of how to clean a home. It can be a little overwhelming to the new bride and thankfully…
Do You Take Delight in Being a Keeper of Your Home?
“As Christian women, this is the attitude that should characterize our lives. We are to be women who love our homes. We are not to merely workers at home,…
Delighting in Your Children
God’s Word describes children as blessings rewards and gifts from the Lord. If you are a mom, what a sweet gift the Lord has bestowed upon you with the gift…
Determining the Best Choices for Your Family
My children are grown, and I’m now watching my daughter raise her little ones in such a different time than I did. I didn’t have internet, cell phones, or…
Getting Controversial – Vaccines, Real Food, Choices with Your Children and The Gospel
I’m not normally a controversial blogger but I’m stepping out for a moment and getting bold—sorta. I’m writing to express my frustration that I see so many times in…
10 Thoughts on Preparing Our Children for Marriage
My husband and I find ourselves in this next season of our lives with grown children. We are in a stage where our children are having children and we still…
What Should Family Discipleship Look Like?
Have we set up an idol in our lives on what family discipleship should look like? There are a multitude of books, articles, blogs and conversations within our churches on…
Dealing with Our Critical Spirits
Inside: Our discussion today is about when we have a critical or judgmental spirit against others, and I’m specifically talking about when it is against our brothers and sisters in…
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