Life is always busy. Taking time to connect is vital in keeping a marriage strong, renewed, and thriving.
Today, June 1st, my husband and I are celebrating 32 years of marriage. Through the years, we’ve made going away for our … Continue reading
If you’ve read Proverbs 31, then felt like you could never measure up – you’re not alone. However, this Scripture is not a checklist of Christian womanhood or an unattainable bar set too high.
Let’s dive into Proverbs 31 and … Continue reading
I love to laugh, and I find popsicle jokes funny! As a mom or grandma, keeping a sense of humor is helpful.
Here are a few quotes to make you smile before we dive into motherhood.
As a little girl, I always wanted to grow up to be a mom. My mom made it look a lot easier than it was. I didn’t know that it was the most challenging job on earth, with the most … Continue reading
“If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.”… Continue reading
You’ve heard it said that the best things in life are free! Well, that is true here when we find ways to repurpose our used stuff. Trash can become treasures with a bit of creativity.
Here is a list of … Continue reading
Heaven is often depicted as dull, where we spend our days singing praise songs, strumming the harp, and polishing the streets of gold. Who wants to look forward to that?!
God created us in His image with taste … Continue reading
How do we look forward to going somewhere if we know nothing about it?
Would you be excited if I told you that you won an all-expenses paid tropical vacation for a week? Probably, because you’d know there … Continue reading
Easter, for many, signals the warmth of springtime, baby birds chirping loudly in the trees, flowers blooming, Sunday brunch, marshmallow chicks, and family egg hunts with Easter baskets left by the Bunny. All joyful fun!
Our small group leader called Easter … Continue reading
Have you ever planted bulbs in your yard in the fall season? Bulbs look like dried-up little balls or small onions. Placed several inches into the dirt, they lie underground, covered in darkness for the … Continue reading