Earlier this week I was blessed to have my step-mom experience shared with Rebecca’s blog Among Friends: The Ties That Bond Us. If you’re in a blended family I encourage you to take the time to read.
Our family is proof that the step-family story doesn’t have to be a tragedy.
Book Description: A new anthology from some of your favorite inspirational authors–no reprints here! Enjoy this collection of love stories with a theme of FIRST KISSES. The First Kisses collection includes: From New York Times and USA TODAY Bestselling Author Linda Goodnight comes a new historical romance The Rambler’s Bride In 1870’s Kansas, Widow Esther…
Remember the polar vortex? For us, the dozen days off of school because of weather? I remember asking, Lord, are you sure this will end? If He’s given you a promise, don’t lose sight. He is not a liar. Not sure there are any promises over your life? I triple-dog-dare you to find a Bible…
The Bible is no doubt a timeless book, but often it’s seen by the younger generation as ancient and antiquated. How can we make the stories of the Bible—particularly the Easter story—alive and exciting for our children? Adventures in Odyssey has created a free activity kit for families to experience the Easter story brought to life…
I don’t just blog here, but I also am blessed to blog with Christians Read and Inspy Romance. I don’t always think about sharing those posts here, but maybe they’ll interest you. So—here is a summary of what I’ve blogged about. Christians Read: A Dream Come True Inspy Romance: Being Late Led Me to My…
What a year this has been already! I now see why my words for the year are fierce and perspective. It takes fierce determination to surrender my plans for God’s and move forward with them. Through other transitions (namely my husband announcing his job change that allows him to work from home, something that has…
Finally, a Bible study that goes deep… Frustrated with the watered-down, “light” Bible studies that are all too common, Erica Wiggenhorn wanted to write a study that went deep. She wanted to take readers verse-by-verse through a whole book of the Bible, offering theological and historical comments in each lesson while remaining practical and relational….