Because of the Lord’s great love we are not consumed, for his compassions never fail. They are new every morning; great is your faithfulness. I say to myself, “The Lord is my portion; therefore I will wait for him” (Lamentations 3:22-24). Is your family going through a tough season? Chances are ... [keep reading]
Embrace God’s Promise of a New Day
He who was seated on the throne said, “Behold, I am making all things new.” Revelation 21:5 Winter in Indiana just seems to drag on endlessly. If you are from the Midwest, you know what I’m talking about. Sometime around November, snow flurries begin. It fills us with anticipation of the holidays ... [keep reading]
Prepare Young Hearts for Easter
To help you celebrate Easter, we have a special offer to share with you and your family. Get free coloring pages for your child and enter to win a great giveaway. From Jesus’s triumphant arrival in Jerusalem to His glorious resurrection on the cross, these pages from the Jesus Bible for Kids ... [keep reading]
How Your Personality Type Affects Your Child
In the mid-90s, I played basketball for my Christian high school. I was a beast on the court, boxing out, pulling down rebounds, and making game-winning assists. I was unstoppable. Actually, most of that is a fantasy I wish was true. I did play basketball – that part is accurate. But I definitely ... [keep reading]
Why Single Parents Need Your Support
Over a hamburger and salad, I listened to a friend of mine talk about her son. She is a single mother, and her son’s father lives very far away. As I listened to her, it struck me how hard it must be for her to balance everything. Discipline and provision. Meals and snuggles. Field trip signatures ... [keep reading]
Finding Meaning in the Mundane
Nobody warned me about the mundaneness of being a stay-at-home mom. Before you have kids, you read all the books on what to expect, and when you are pregnant, everybody loves to chime in with their advice to help prepare you for what’s to come. And while some of the advice might be the calming ... [keep reading]
How to Thrive When Your Child Is Sick
We’re almost to the end of flu season, and thankfully my family has survived unscathed this year. But I’ve seen friends’ horror stories on social media about weeklong stomach bugs, fevers, and respiratory flu—the kind of days when motherhood isn’t such a joy. Even though flu season is almost over, ... [keep reading]
Seven Simple Steps to Raising a Hopeful Child
(Pt. 1 of 2) You can raise a hopeful child, no matter what their circumstances. Last month you learned that teaching your child to think and behave hopefully becomes an anchor, holding them steady in times of challenge. Easier said than done. Especially when you have a child like Axel who ... [keep reading]
Making the Connection Between Food, Health, and Your Child’s Emotions
Nearly 30 years ago, when I was first diagnosed with hypothyroidism and adrenal failure, my naturopathic doctor explained that the systems in my body were being worn down by stress and the toxic overload of products I had brought into my home. Say what? I was in my early twenties and trying to ... [keep reading]
Embrace the You That God Created You to Be
Can I tell you how happy I am to meet you? I’m KariAnne. I wear yoga pants and messy buns and purple nail polish and currently own almost every shade of red lipstick on the planet. I watch Hallmark movie marathons and I have hands that wave when I talk and oddly long toes and I spend my days ... [keep reading]
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