Noodle Throwing As A Parental Philosophy
As we are aware that the habits we instill in our children will carry through to their adult years, I recently worked my way through the “Practical Personality” material by […]
The Miracle of the Middle
On long or short car rides as a family, Husband and I often roll our eyes and joke that we are chaperones on the longest middle school field trip ever. […]
Lessons From New Dog
I knew she’d go home and google puppies, but she wouldn’t regret her decision or ask for her money back. I knew that this didn’t end the dream for her, but she was willing to postpone it for the sake of Jesus. Meanwhile, I clutched my dollars, quietly fearful, afraid of want, afraid of the future… utterly humbled by this kid in single digits of life, loving Jesus with reckless abandon and selflessness.
Crumbs in the Pantry… and a Seasonal Change
So neither he who plants nor he who waters is anything, but only God who gives the growth. He who plants and he who waters are one, and each […]