A Great Patriarch
God allowed me to spend a few precious hours with a husband, father, and grandfather finishing the race strong and loving his family during his last hours on earth.
A Great Patriarch
10 Ideas: Living the Gospel in Your Home
If the gospel is central to your life, it also must be central in your family.
A Treasure to Give Our Children
We can’t take the gospel for granted; instead we need to safeguard it and deliver it unaltered to the next generation.
A Conversation at Walmart Naming a Birth Mother
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Failure, Reject, Not Worthy to be a Mother
The story of one couple’s journey from infertility to adoption.
10 Ideas for Building Strong Bodies and Homes During the Summer
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10 Ideas Remembering Everyday Moments
Practical suggestions to help you remember what shapes your family’s life and legacy.
10 Ideas: Summertime Picnics
Enjoy a break from the hectic pace of life.
‘You Are Not My Coach’
Sometimes we learn great things about life from our kids. In this case, I learned the hard way about not exasperating my son.
A Full Drawer of Imagination
Suggestions for fostering creativity in your children.
A Tired Angry Mom
Just because God promises us that all things work together for our good doesn’t mean all things are easy.
A Story of Two Prodigals
Loving wayward children even when you don’t approve of their behavior.
22 Ways to Really Listen to Your Children
Tips for relating to your children.
A Sabbath for Mommy
A mother’s work is never done: Feed the baby, change the baby, wash theRead More »
10 Ways Parents Embarrass Their Teens
How to prove to your kids that you’re not weird.
The Choice Between Cursing and Blessing
It never occurred to me to bless the person in this difficult relationship—that thought went against every natural urge within me.
The Thorny Questions Nobody Wants to Face
Here are some challenging questions that I’ve been grappling with.
How Do I Handle My Regrets?
Regrets are scars of the soul. We carry them around, and sometimes they itch. So we scratch them–we replay our thoughtless deeds and hurtful conversations.