Thankful Hearts: Five-Minute Thanksgiving Devotionals for Busy Families (Printable!)
We try to do an Advent devotional as a family each year, but I’ve often wished that I also had […]
We try to do an Advent devotional as a family each year, but I’ve often wished that I also had […]
I can still feel the panic that hit me when my oldest daughter was a baby. It wasn’t a one-time
It can feel overwhelming to figure out where to start in growing in faith as a family. Endless memory verses and character traits and spiritual disciplines to tackle, and so little time! Thankfully, we don’t have to do it all. All we need to do is to start somewhere. Over days, weeks, months, and years, our tiny steps forward all add up!
If you are looking for a way to get your whole family growing in faith together, then these simple lessons are a great place to start.
Looking for a cute printable template for family meetings? You’ve come to the right place. This template pack includes 10
As a foster mom, I honestly might cry if someone gives us or a child living with us One. More.
Dear child, I have discovered my most important contribution as a parent. I get to teach you– daily–that people aren’t
Josh told Maria: “No matter what, if I’m healed, of course God will get the glory – because there are so many people praying for me. But God has to get the glory if I die, too.”
“I was so mad at him for saying that,” Maria says.
Look at me all crazy if you need to, but I’m not actually convinced that the priorities fed to me
It is a scary thing to say “yes” to taking in a child you’ve never met and know very little about. When the call comes, and the only thing the voice on the other end knows is the child’s age and gender. Nothing about interests, behaviors, dislikes, personality… no pictures, no stories. Just: “Can you take him?”
It’s the worst blind date scenario.
If there was something great about small churches, wouldn’t there be more people in them??? Well, not necessarily. Sometimes the