I urge our generation to step back, to find the value in sitting at the feet of those that have gone before us, to step away from the online communities and back into real relationships, Bible studies, mentorships, and doing life together.
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Arrows. We find them everywhere: throw pillows, bags, journal covers, and more.However, the arrow is not merely a trendy decorative touch. In reality, the arrow is a symbol of courage, war, protection, or provision. In Psalm 127, the arrow is referring to our children. Devotions at baby showers are given with this in mind, congratulatory Read More …
I quietly shut his bedroom door and walked down the hall. I passed her quiet, dark room, stopping for a moment to listen in and make sure she was asleep. I continued down the hall, through the living room and into the dining room. All that was left of cleanup from dinner was to wipe Read More …
Watch how we take our children’s education outdoorsas we point them to their Creator through His Creation.
As one season rolls into the next, and the cool, crisp air replaces the warmth of the sun on our faces, we tend to bring our lives inside, settling into a more sedentary season. Children are brought in to sit down and fill their days, too often, plugged in, moving from one screen to the Read More …
Being a mom can be exhausting, trying, and often thankless. It stretches us beyond what almost anything else could; it tries our resolve and, often, it brings us to our knees with desperation. Being a mom is far more than just a job, a role, or a ‘season of life.’ Being a mom is a Read More …
Is not wisdom found among the aged?Does not long life bring understanding? Job 12:12 As my great aunt was aging, her daughter and niece, my mom, were organizing her home and packing her possessions in order to move her into a retired living home.After days of packing old photos, precious keepsakes, and years of memories Read More …