The King will reply, “Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.” Matthew 25:40 Trying to do the Lord’s work in your own strength is the most confusing, exhausting, and tedious of all work. But when you are filled with the Holy ... [keep reading]
Are you noticing the beauty emerging in your personal journey?
When our youngest daughter, Avery, was diagnosed with leukemia at the fragile age of five months, we were at our most vulnerable. We had to be wise, proactive, prayerful, and vested in each decision. We were thrown into a new world of doctors, procedures, and protocols to protect Avery and her ... [keep reading]
Do you want to be a more engaged parent? First, know your strengths.
Every person interviewed at Facebook is asked the same interview question: “On your very best day at work—the day you come home and think you have the best job in the world—what did you do that day?” The genius behind this question is that it gets to the core of the applicant’s primary motivation ... [keep reading]
Are Your Insecurities Causing You to Compare and Consume?
“THEREFORE, AS GOD’S CHOSEN PEOPLE, HOLY AND DEARLY LOVED, CLOTHE YOURSELVES WITH COMPASSION, KINDNESS, HUMILITY, GENTLENESS AND PATIENCE.” Colossians 3:12 NIV Summertime draws out the worst of my body insecurities. Swimsuits and shorts and sleeveless shirts that expose my pale skin and ... [keep reading]
Listening to God’s Playlist for Your Life
You have an opportunity for change Not just a physical change but a mental one. I used to think I was motivating myself by being self-critical. While I worked out, my mind taunted me: Wow, this is already so hard, and I’m out of breath. Why has it taken me so long to get back into working out? ... [keep reading]
Enjoy Awesome Activities Your Whole Family Will Love!
Is your child ready to encounter some wondrous word searches, perplexing puzzles, amazing animal origami, and masterfully crafted mazes? Our Bible Infographics for Kids activity pack contains all this, and more. These certified awesome activities combine Bible learning and fun, all in one. Keep ... [keep reading]
How God’s Transforming Light Can Illuminate Your Prayers
Don’t you love what light does when it shines through a stained glass window—how it plays with the colors and manifests an even greater beauty in addition to the beauty already inherent in the artwork itself? Even when a ray of light comes through a colorless pane of glass in a regular window, it ... [keep reading]
Encourage Your Kids to Read About Jesus
In celebration of Easter, we shine the spotlight on some of our favorite selections to help your kids learn about who Jesus is. Love Gave This imaginative poem from spoken word artist, author, and fellow Christian mommy Quina Aragon introduces little ones to God's greatest gift of ... [keep reading]
Could This Be the Cure for Your Kids’ Boredom?
“I’m bored.” Parents have been hearing that a lot these days. Surely millions of parents, all riding the same figurative struggle bus through the COVID-19 pandemic, can feel the boredom. It’s profound and inescapable. With so many kids and parents home for the last several months and so ... [keep reading]
Here’s a Small Reminder of Where Your Family’s Hope Should Lie
Children tend to know a whole lot more than we think they do. However, what is not obvious to them (and to us) is where to place our hope. We need real, reliable hope—hope that is more glorious and more certain than the promise of dessert if you eat all your supper. One my favorite theologians, ... [keep reading]
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