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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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…
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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.
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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…
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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.
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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…
