As we grow older and perhaps a little wiser, we not only find out that a thankful heart is a happy heart, but we realize that a thankful heart is something we h... Read More...
I have always wished I could have known more about my father and my grandfather. Both of them died before I ever had a chance to sit down with them and ask ques... Read More...
It can be difficult for us as adults to grasp the responsibility God has given us for our brothers and sisters around the world—let alone for our children to un... Read More...
Recently I found myself at my parents’ house, the childhood home I grew up in, watching old VHS videos (remember those?) of my childhood. Our three young childr... Read More...
Some weeks our schedules can feel so full: T-ball practice, Muffins with Mom at school, a birthday party, occupational therapy, and the dog needs to go to the v... Read More...
She was an adorable brown-eyed five-year old girl living with her single alcoholic mom and never had met her father. One day she returned home to discover her m... Read More...
As moms, we continually ask, “What needs to be done?” and go about trying to do exactly that all day long. There are always plenty of clothes to wash, dishes to... Read More...
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As our children get ready to begin another school year, the possibility of negative comments and influences is a real concern for most parents. Resea... Read More...
As the school year begins, you’ll find yourself asking your children all sorts of questions. What classes do you have? When do practices begin? Do you have the ... Read More...
If your life is the slightest bit like mine, you spend a good amount of time driving from place to place on a daily basis. We drive kids to school and sports; w... Read More...
The environment of Course Correction raises the question “How do I know if I’m off course?” Sometimes it’s obvious when we’re not following the path God has for... Read More...
What does it mean to know God? At first thought, this question may seem rather simplistic, but upon further pondering, oddly ambiguous. Try to respond without s... Read More...
