As a teenager, Valerie ignored her Dad’s advice and got herself in trouble. But just like our Heavenly Father, her dad rescued her, forgave her, and never brought it up again. Find out what this experience taught her about the Lords Prayer and God’s character.
Have you heard the story of St. Nicholas? There is a lot we can learn from him when it comes to spreading Christmas joy. Jessica shares more in this post…
Giving advice to your loved ones isn’t always well received. At least, that’s Valerie’s experience. Read more in her post on Candidly Christian.
The sun was shining, but the aftermath of the storm had left a trail in their hearts…
A candid interview about coping with chronic pain with our very own Heather Hart on The Write Stuff Radio and Grace & Truth to get ready for back to school
One of my favorite things about summer is sharing my quiet time with my daughter. It started a couple of years back. I would get up and see my husband off for work, then take my Bible and coffee out to the picnic table to spend some time with Jesus. Well, my daughter woke up…
Let’s be honest for a moment… parenting is hard. Even on the good days. Even under “normal circumstances.” (Whatever that means.) My children are growing up. Our youngest (twins) will turn 12 this year. They start 6th grade in the fall. I’ve started reminiscing about their toddler years… You know, that time I went without…
Mother’s Day is just around the corner. If your children are still little, you have probably been getting handwritten notes and crafts they created at school. Maybe some flowers or cards. On the bulletin board next to my desk I have a Mother’s Day project one of my girls brought home years ago. It’s titled,…
There’s been a bit more conflict than normal at our house lately. My kids usually get along pretty well. We don’t generally have door-slamming, and no big fights where we’re screaming harsh words at each other or throwing fists. I’m glad we don’t have that, but it distresses me when we do have the sort…
The off-handed comment was followed by laughter as the two guys exchanged looks. The only purpose to that remark could have been to rub salt in the wound and I could feel the anger building in my teenage son who was standing next to me. All three of them were oblivious to me at this…
When my twins were little finding some one-on-one time with Jesus was… well, difficult to say the least. Quiet time? That was almost laughable. I had four children ages five and under, so I learned to work with what I had. But I definitely made it work. After I got my oldest off to school…
Charlie wasn’t listening again. It has seemed to be a huge pattern. So, while lying in bed about to read him a book I decided to ask him what would make him a better listener. Jesus. He said. Yeah (I said in a breath knowing what he said was deeply true), do you think you…
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