May Theme: Motherhood
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Today I am welcoming Arabah Joy as she writes for us. She usually writes at ArabahJoy.com, so you’ll have to check her out there! Also, you’ll find a free printable daily prayers bookmark to download at the end! Last night I had a really bad dream. A nightmare, really. I dreamed that two of my…
Honor Thy Mother It’s been ten days since my 88 year old mother-in-law passed away. My husband was the very best son ever. I truly mean that. If you’d known my mother-in-law, you’d know that she was a difficult person. In fact, difficult may not be a strong enough word. And yet my husband honored…
UPDATE: The winner is Susan M. Congratulations! Email me your address so we can get your book in the mail. Thanks! Life comes with a lot of questions… but just one answer. That’s the first thing you read when you look at the back cover of Max Lucado’s new devotional book for teens titled: One…
Jesus Calling: 365 Devotions for Kids by Sarah Young UPDATE: The winner is Jalynn Patterson. Congratulations! This is the time of year when we start thinking about the books and materials we’ll use for worship as a family in the coming year. Jesus Calling for Kids Thomas Nelson recently sent me a beautiful deluxe edition…
Guest Post by Jamie Lamson Why is marriage so hard? Where are my warm rays of sunshine and smiling daisies? Where are the magical blue jays, giddy rabbits and frolicking deer singing about love and happily ever after? Where is my handsome prince on a white stallion carrying me off into the sunset? [pullquote width=300…
Preserving a Legacy of Family, Faith, and Food – November 1 – December 31 Written by Teske Drake Even the tiniest of lives have the potential to leave a legacy everlasting. I didn’t realize such a thing until I experienced this firsthand, through the life – and death – of my first daughter, Chloe Marie. …
Photo Credit: Doriana Preserving a Legacy of Family, Faith, and Food – November 1 – December 31 Sunday night we came home from our weekend camp out and I was tempted to catch up on work that needed to be done. But then, my daughter came in the room and said, “I’m bored.” So instead…
Preserving a Legacy of Family, Faith, and Food – November 1 – December 31 Article Written by Trudy Samsill Most summer days, my sister and I stayed at my grandparents’ home in Birmingham, Alabama. My childhood memories are beautifully interlaced with those days. We would attend church with my grandparents. I grew up surrounded by…
Preserving a Legacy of Family, Faith, and Food: November 1 – December 31 Family. What does that word conjure up in your heart? I hope that when you think of family that you have good memories, happy feelings. Regardless of whether our own childhood was filled with lots of love and laughter, it is within…
Written By Elisabeth K. Corcoran So many people are hurting each other. So many Christ-following people are hurting each other. So many Christian husbands and wives are hurting each other. I have recently been privy to intimate details of one Christian marriage after another where someone was being desperately hurt by their spouse. I do…