Today my oldest son graduates from high school. A couple of months ago major milestones seemed to begin approaching in rapid succession. College acceptance letters, senior pictures, cap and gown arrival, sports banquets, and the last day of school all resulted in a sense of completion. As I am privileged to have this front-row seat to the series of events quickly moving him into adulthood, … Continue reading Advice for My Graduate: & Maybe Yours too
Five Scripture inspired prayers for strength we can pray for ourselves and others. Continue reading 5 Prayers for Strength
It’s in these times that I need to ‘rehome’ my heart—not my child…while things may be unexpected, they can at the same time be a beautiful gift from God. Continue reading Special Needs Parenting: Finding Joy When Things Seem Unfair
Like the pieces of the settler’s ships were reused to start a new life, our past failures and struggles can be repurposed for God’s future plans. Continue reading Dismantle the Ships
When we still our busy minds and think about what He has done on our behalf, it should drive us to a feeling of indebted thanksgiving. Continue reading Indebted Thanksgiving
Is our attitude toward church attendance more get-to or got-to? Continue reading Got to or Get to Go to Church?
A testimony is our unique story with God, and each one tells of the works of God. Continue reading Telling Our Story
These 7 matchbox car play ideas are simple, and more than likely you already have all the needed materials on hand. Continue reading Play Power • 7 Ways to Play with Matchbox Cars
As I sat through her service, my regret was replaced with gratitude. God showed me how blessed I was to have had Nicole as a friend. Continue reading Friendship
Have you ever considered the observations and responses of the criminals crucified on the crosses to the left and right sides of Jesus? Continue reading Christ, Criminals & the Cross
