Daily Word - The dishes can wait
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Your children will remember the love you gave, not the messes left undone.

The Dishes Can Wait, Mama It’s okay, mama. That pile of dishes can wait, but your children can’t. The mess will always be there—laundry to fold, toys to pick up, crumbs to sweep—but your little ones? They are growing and changing right before your eyes. “Above all, love each other deeply.” 1 Peter 4:8 So…

God's love is your anchor
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God’s love is your anchor today – steady, strong, and unwavering

Life can often feel like an unpredictable storm. One moment the waters are calm, and everything seems steady. The next, a wave crashes into your boat, threatening to pull you under. You feel like you’re clinging to a splintered piece of wood, just trying to survive. For single mothers, widows, or anyone walking through a…

Trusting God - Psalms 2
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You Want Me to Do What Now? Trusting God when it doesn’t make sense

Have you ever been a season of life where trusting God seemed impossible? Perhaps you’ve had a complete shift in life, and you’re headed down a path you never expected, wondering where are you God? I’ve been there. In fact, I find myself there as I write these words. Trusting God is not always easy,…

Bible verses for Christmas Cards
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21 UPLIFTING Bible Verses to Include in your Christmas Cards

Do you ever find yourself stumped when writing your Christmas cards, not knowing what to say? Including Bible verses in your Christmas cards can make your message truly meaningful. I don’t know about you, but every time I receive a Christmas card, I’m filled with joy knowing someone thought of me this holiday season. It’s…

From Grief to Thanksgiving Gratitude
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From Grief to Thanksgiving Gratitude: Keeping Their Spirit Alive This Holiday Season

Grief can feel so heavy sometimes, but especially during the holidays. So, when you’re in the thick of it, the idea of Thanksgiving gratitude may feel hard to come by. Christmas Eve 2022, I backed my car into the garage, closed the door, and let out a sigh of relief as the tears rolled down…

Macaroni and... Pee?? How To Embrace The Chaos With Positive Parenting
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Macaroni and Pee?? How To Embrace The Chaos With Positive Parenting

Positive parenting is a term first introduced by Alfred Adler in the early 20th century, focusing on nurturing respect, empathy, and kindness in our children. But what does it mean to be a ‘positive parent’ in real life? And how can we bring this approach into our homes? Let me share a story with you……

Walking with God: Building Strong Relationships That Last

Walking with God: Building Strong Relationships That Last

Relationships are a key part of our lives, and absolutely necessary to our survival as people. Even God says “And let us consider how to spur one another on to love and good deeds. Let us not neglect meeting together, as some have made a habit, but let us encourage one another, and all the more as you see the day approaching.” (Hebrews 10:24-25)

But what happens when those relationships are not leading us down the right path? Do we abandon them and find new friends, or do we continue the relationship and potentially sacrifice our growth in Christ?

Psalms 1 has the answers…