Listen here: iTunes |Spotify |Stitcher 1 Peter 4:9 tells us to “offer hospitality to one another, without grumbling.” Extending hospitality is not just a nice thing for us to do; it is direct obedience to the command of God. Yet, sometimes it feels like drudgery. (This website contains affiliate links. Please see our disclosure policy for full Read More …
Listen here: iTunes |Spotify |Stitcher Raising children who love to learn is a goal of just about every parent but not every parent believes they have the tools to do it properly. By learning how to identify your child’s innate smarts, you will have a unique advantage and a leg up on helping your kids recognize that Read More …
Listen here: iTunes |Spotify |Stitcher To say that the news has been filled with tragedies of every kind is quite an understatement. It seems like the whole world is on fire. The weight of it all feels very heavy. And we’re grown adults who have experienced decades of national and global crisis. Most of our kids, however, Read More …
Listen here: iTunes |Spotify |Stitcher September has arrived and school has begun all around the country. Whether you homeschool or send your kids to public or private school, you’ve likely run into some issues in the morning or evening, dealing with attitudes and habits that may have developed over the summer months. How do you get back Read More …
Listen here: iTunes |Spotify |Stitcher Proverbs 17:17 says “A friend loves at all times and a brother is born for adversity.” Siblings are, hopefully, the ones who will be there for you when everyone else abandons you. Think of Miriam and Moses in Scripture. She watched over baby Moses on the riverbank to make sure Moses didn’t Read More …
Listen here: iTunes |Spotify |Stitcher 2020 was the year of disappointments for most of us. Plans were canceled, businesses shut down, and overall life came to a screeching halt for so many of us. Now over 7 months into 2021 and things are picking back up for most of us, but life really hasn’t gotten back to Read More …
Listen here: iTunes |Spotify |Stitcher Every mom feels unprepared for motherhood at some point or another. This is especially true for the one who is mothering a child with special needs. She faces unique circumstances every day that set her far apart from her friends’ schedules, lives, and experiences. She’s often lonely, exhausted, and full of fear. Read More …
Listen here: iTunes |Spotify |Stitcher Although the numbers show that children and teens have been the least affected physically by Covid-19, they certainly haven’t been immune to its other consequences. The sudden and often life-altering changes that have occurred since the spring of 2020 including school closures, parental job loss, and in some cases a lockdown in Read More …
Listen here: iTunes |Spotify |Stitcher (This website contains affiliate links. Please see our disclosure policy for full details.) There is something deeply satisfying about planting seeds down in the soil and watching and waiting and seeing them spring up in God’s perfect timing and producing beautiful flowers and perfect vegetables every summer. It refreshes the soul. We’re Read More …
Listen here: iTunes |Spotify |Stitcher It seems like 21st-century moms are spending way more time and energy on parenting and yet the quality of that time and energy is quite low. We’re there, but we’re not present. We’re giving partial attention all-the-live-long-day. We might always be present physically which in some ways inhibits our kids’ growth towards Read More …
