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Something worth remembering on October 31
I’m not a big fan of Halloween. Among other reasons, my husband and I want our children to understand that the spiritual realm is real and not a make-believe story. We feel that poking fun at devils,...
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Modesty Matters: Honoring Others
I’m glad to be getting back to the Modesty Matters today! The last two posts in the series covered an introduction to modesty and how modesty helps us honor God. Today’s post is focused on how our...
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Have you appreciated your pastor?
Did you know that October is Clergy Appreciation Month? Well, dear readers, it is! I realize that there are innumerable days, weeks, and months set aside for all sorts of frivolous reasons. Among...
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Happy Reformation Day!
A couple of years ago, I wrote about Reformation Day and how we desire to turn our focus towards an important moment in church history on October 31 instead of turning it towards a light-hearted...
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When you just need to talk
Image Credit Do you ever feel like you just need to talk to someone? Get something off your chest, or sort out your feelings? My husband, as pastor of our church, likes to do something when we have...
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Forget not His benefits
Image Source With Thanksgiving just a day away, I’m really starting to feel the busy-ness of the holiday season. Along with Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s, our family celebrates five...
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Rethinking Thirty
Image source I said goodbye to my 20s on Wednesday and entered a new era of adulthood. I did it with a smile and a skip in my step, though. I’m quite pleased to announce that I am now THIRTY. Thirty....
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Five Ways to Motivate Your Children to Put Others First {Guest Post by Trisha...
Selflessness isn’t one of my children’s virtues. Come to think of it, I don’t know many children—or people, for that matter—who aren’t selfish. As sinners, we tend to be narcicistic. We place ourselves...
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