God’s Girl Says Yes by Wynter Pitts – Devotional for Tween Girls Review
Help your daughter grow in the fruit of the Spirit with God’s Girl Says Yes, the latest devotional for tween girls by Wynter Pitts.
Come to Me: How to Find the ‘Real Rest’ Jesus Promises
“Come to me. Get away with me and you’ll recover your life. I’ll show you how to take a real rest.” Here’s how to find the real rest promised by Jesus.
Jesus Met Me When I Had Given Up on My Marriage
I didn’t really think He could do it. I should have known better. He can, after all, do everything, right? But I didn’t think that included my marriage.
How to Reconnect Spiritually with Your Husband
How do you make time to establish spiritual intimacy with your spouse in the midst of your busy, everyday lives? Try a tiny small group.
I Haven’t Always Known You: My Testimony
I shared this testimony in church a few weeks ago and some people have asked me for a transcription, so here you go! Hope that it encourages you to keep seeking Jesus in the midst of your deepest trials. I haven’t always known you. But you’ve always known me. You must have embedded yourself in…
You’ve Got to Give it Your Best
Fear can hold us back from trying our best in many areas of life. Sometimes we’re afraid of failure; other times, we’re afraid of success. My kids are teaching me that you just have to give it your best, even when you’re afraid.
What to Do When Your Kids Are Disappointed with God’s Requests
Seeing your kids in pain is hard; knowing you caused their pain is harder still. Not being able to fix it is almost unbearable. I’ve been dealing with that feeling a lot lately. We’re a big, busy family. Until recently, we were able to manage that just fine. But since our fourth was born, all…
Letting Go and Trusting God: 4 Steps into Obedience for Kids and Parents
When God calls us to do something, obeying can be a struggle. Letting go and trusting God doesn’t come naturally. Here are four steps you can take, by yourself or with your kids, to make it easier.
Belonging: Weaving Together the Simple Threads of a Beautiful Tapestry
Five years ago, the fabric of my family’s life started unravelling. In September 2012, I left a full-time contract to homeschool our daughters, and, like the overachiever I was, I thought that launching our new adventure with a month-long, multi-modal traverse across Canada would be fun and educational. Hardly. Winter set in quickly and our…