Why We’re All Dying To Catch What Kara Has {& giveaway winners}
Wow, so many of you poured out love and grace on my post in your comments to Kara Tippetts. Thank you for that. Such grace. Thousands are praying for this […]
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When God Wants To Rip Everything Out By The Roots
We are selling our home, so we’ve been pretty busy getting it ready for market. We are not the people who say, “They’re buying the house, not our stuff,” and […]
How To Rock Teacher Appreciation Week {part 1}
Okay, so I am honored and humbled to serve as a class mama for Li’l Bro’s kindergarten class. It’s such a special, fun year and–uftda–I don’t know how those teachers […]
Get Your Whole Life Sorted {before school starts}, Part 1
I’ve been feeling that sort of low-level stress creep in as we are in the final countdown to a new school year. My days are already filling up with meetings […]
How To Bless A Friend {who’s having a tough day}
I have a friend who had a tough day a while back. And I just hurt for her. I wanted to walk down the hall next to her, with my […]
How To Be A Pastor’s Wife {and be yourself}
When my sweet husband and I got married a dozen years ago in the church where he had already been serving for a couple of years, he gave me several […]
{why I’m thankful for} a nail in my tire
My mother takes a month-long trip to England each year to visit friends, family, and country. My father doesn’t go, but he always seems to manage–every year–to give her some […]
Baby Shower Game: Encouraging Diapers
A girlfriend of mine had a baby shower this past weekend, and we are so excited for her because she and her husband have been praying for this baby a […]
{really, girls} If He’s A Gift From God
I was sitting in the hair dresser’s chair, it’s been ten years ago now, as the stylist excitedly shared about her latest live-in boyfriend. As she recalled all the “broken […]
A Mom Devotional: {don’t say} Stay Where I Can See You
I can’t tell you the number of times I’ve told our second and third children to “stay where I can see you.” While our eldest child has always stuck pretty […]
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