Encouragement to Impress | Deuteronomy 6:7
If you are parenting a child who has meltdowns, I see you. They can be exhausting, frustrating, embarrassing, and heartbreaking all at the same time. Whether it happens in the grocery store, at church, at bedtime, or in the middle of the living room floor, meltdowns or fits have a way of making us ...
Last week I began sharing our experience at the Creation Museum. If you missed it, be sure to tap to read practical tips, what surprised us, and what I wish we had known before visiting. Now it's time for the 2nd highlight of our road trip—the Ark Encounter. Standing beside the life-sized Ark ...
"You have to go!" That's what I kept hearing whenever the Creation Museum and Ark Encounter came up in conversation. Friends raved about them, online reviews were glowing, and they seemed to top nearly every list of Christian destinations to visit. But I still had questions. Were they ...
As a child, I remember feeling confused by the phrase fruit of the Spirit. Why fruit? Apples and bananas made sense. Patience and kindness? Not so much. If you have ever tried to explain this to a
First, let me say this: if you have ever carried a screaming child out of a grocery store while abandoning your shopping cart, you are not alone. Most parents have experienced that moment—the
Parenting is beautiful, exhausting, sanctifying, and sometimes overwhelming—all before 9:00 am. Years ago, I came across A Child’s 10 Commandments to Parents by Dr. Kevin Leman. The words have