I take my seat on the top row of metal bleachers and peer across the football field. The high school band plays the familiar “Pomp and Circumstance” as the graduates begin their procession. They’re wearing identical caps and gowns, so I strain to find the one I’m here for. The one who made me a ... [keep reading]
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Prepare a Meal and Share God’s Love with Others
At home, our meals are simple. Homeschooling three children and chasing after a toddler has forced me to rethink meals. I love to be in the kitchen, creating, but I’m trying to accept the demands this season of life places on me. Hence, I am looking for quick and easy meals that are also healthful, ... [keep reading]
What Your Daughter Needs to Know About Faithfulness
Being faithful in our walk with Christ is a good reminder for adults and kids alike. Share this excerpt with your daughter from God's Girl Says Yes and encourage her to be faithful to Him, no matter what. *** “I know the plans that I have for you.” This message is from the Lord. “I have good ... [keep reading]
Leading Your Kids in Prayer is Simple. Here’s How
My favorite definition of a leader is this: A leader is someone who goes first. I like it because it’s simple, it’s practical, and it makes leadership achievable. Something anyone can do who is willing to get out there, give it a try, and learn from their mistakes. The people who follow find ... [keep reading]
What My Dad Taught Me About Affection
Father's Day is here. As a dad and a husband, this is supposed to be a day celebrating me. But as I look back on what my dad taught me, I realize this holiday has the potential to be so much more. It’s difficult for me to separate any memory I have of my father from the smell of Old Spice. For ... [keep reading]
Don’t Wait to Teach Your Child the Importance of Being Patient
I know myself well. And truth be told, I’m not always thrilled about that. By knowing myself, I am fully aware of my shortcomings. And they are ugly. In fact, being in short supply of patience often tops my list. There are times I beat myself up for how I’ve handled a situation or how I’ve behaved ... [keep reading]
When Your Heart is Breaking, Hold On for God’s Healing
Have you ever envisioned something a certain way only to have it turn out differently than you planned? How did you feel about that? Happy? Probably not. Disappointed? That’s more likely. Maybe you even felt disillusioned? That’s the way I felt in 1999 when my wife suggested we adopt ... [keep reading]
What Happens When You Can’t Hold it Together?
One of my favorite places on earth is unreachable without a four-wheel-drive, off-roading vehicle. You won’t see tour buses. No tickets are sold for it, and there isn’t a concession stand available for visitors. Topping out at almost 12,000 feet in elevation, Columbus Basin, in the La Plata Canyon ... [keep reading]
How Do You Help Your Child Deal with Fear?
Because we’re human, we know fear. We’ve experienced it, looming over us, daring us to a challenge. And when we become moms, we suddenly discover fears we never knew existed: “My baby isn’t crawling yet, there must be something wrong.” “Maybe I’m too strict with my children, or maybe not enough.” ... [keep reading]
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