Tips, Resources, and Encouragement for Busy Moms
This is a sponsored post. All opinions are 100% my own. I believe this is an area where all church members are responsible….not just leaders. The church is the body, not a building. I imagine I am sensitive to making young adults and families feel welcome during a church event or worship service because I was saved as an adult with small children. I distinctly remember the warmth we felt as we entered the door on that first Sunday going {Read More}
October is Pastor Appreciation Month! Make some plans as a family to serve your pastor in the next few weeks. It will not only bless your pastor, but will be a great bonding and learning experience for your kids any month of the year! Pray for Your Pastor Download these weekly prayer cards and use them during mealtimes or family devotions. Simply print and cut them out. You can attach them together with yarn or a book ring. You could {Read More}
This post was written on behalf of Sverve. All opinions are 100% my own. I must admit I refused to participate in all the excitement of the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. In all honestly, I much rather just donate to this needy cause than to act silly. Yes, call me Scrooge! I do realize people were having FUN for a wonderful cause. I truly think it was awesome, but I just didn’t feel like getting cold ice poured on my head. So {Read More}
Is your homeschool faith and family life legalistic? I am sharing with you my honest thoughts about these subjects that will destroy your homeschool family and interfere with your homeschool faith. Unfortunately, our family only knows too well that these following opinions are not only damaging to your family, but to the homeschool community as well. I can’t say that our family was guilty of all these myths or narrow-minded beliefs, but several of them were enough to cause our family to repent. {Read More}
How to Teach Children the Bible is FREE! One of the most important things any Christian parent can do is to know how to teach their children the Bible. For many, however, this is much easier said than done. Just how do you go about teaching such a large and complex book to young children? How do you keep their interest as they grow from kindergarten to upper elementary and older? What if you don’t know that much about the {Read More}
