When it comes to getting our children’s attention, the Bible has a lot of competition these days. You’ll remember that in Jesus’ well-known parable of the sower, some of the seed “fell among thorns, which grew up and choked the plants” (Matthew 13:7). The weeds overwhelmed and suffocated the good ... [keep reading]
What the sea teaches us about navigating life’s unknowns
“Here be dragons” appeared on a globe in the sixteenth century when no explanation could be given of what lies beyond the edge of the known ocean. Sailors and explorers were the astronauts of their time, venturing to faraway places and bringing back tales of what they had ... [keep reading]
3 ways Fred Rogers’ life shows us to glorify God in our work
I (Jordan) don’t think I’ve ever heard of a more Jesus-like person than Fred Rogers. He was as one biographer put it, “Mother Teresa in a cardigan.”73 But if Rogers were here today, I’m confident he would remind us of two things. First, Jesus—not Fred—is the hero of this story. ... [keep reading]
4 tips for easy meals to soothe a grieving friend
After my husband Rob died unexpectedly, our church created a meal chain to support our family through the first month of loss. On the regular, friends from our congregation arrived with dinners prepared for my four kids and me, taking into account our dietary needs and culinary tastes. We’d never ... [keep reading]
Discipling your child in faith: 2 tasks every parent needs to know
Humble parents know this: God does not need you. He may choose to work through you, but he also might work in spite of you. This posture is the antidote for the feeling of not feeling qualified. Of course you are not qualified! There was never any qualification process to begin ... [keep reading]
Surprise Mom with homemade edible love letters this Mother’s Day
We treasure our mommas at the Grace-Filled Homestead. Whether we call you Nannie, Meema, or just plain Mom, you deserve an extra special treat on Mother’s Day. Occasionally you can find true charcuterie letters or numbers already cut out at your local craft stores, but no worries if ... [keep reading]
Fighting a cold or ailment? Try these 5 timeless remedies
I bet when you came down with the sniffles or common ailments as a child, your mother or grandmother had a bunch of different remedies she’d recommend. Some of them are plain odd and really have no place except for the fondness of telling the tale. But the following old-time remedies do have a place ... [keep reading]
Mom, when others make you feel small, read this
The Son of Man came not to be served but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.Matthew 20:28 I arrived early for my spa appointment, trying to play it cool and hide my excitement. An afternoon in a robe and slippers, shuffling between the sauna, a massage appointment, and the ... [keep reading]
Why Easter is worth rejoicing: 4 key reasons
The tomb is empty! We worship and serve a living Savior! As we celebrate that good news this Easter season, it’s important to remind ourselves what that empty tomb really means. What are the implications for us that Jesus indeed has risen from the dead? The Bible describes several, including: 1. ... [keep reading]
4 ways to refresh your home and find contentment
Do you struggle to find contentment in your home? I’ll be honest—sometimes it feels like everyone else is renovating or building their dream homes except for me. One quick scroll through social media, and suddenly, it feels like you’re the only one missing out. It’s easy to get caught up in watching ... [keep reading]
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