Encouragement to Impress | Deuteronomy 6:7
When I think back to those early years of parenting, the word that comes to mind is exhaustion. All. Day. Long. I was simply trying to keep our four kids alive. Well, I did more than that, but it often felt like a major victory just to make it through the day! And while there were plenty of mistakes ...
A few years ago, I found myself in a little in-between season—one Bible study had ended and the next wouldn’t begin for another two weeks. While rummaging through my nightstand looking for a pen (why is it always so hard to find one when you need it?), I spotted four small, pocket-sized books I had ...
When a child experiences loss—whether it’s a grandparent, a pet, or even an unmet expectation—grief can feel overwhelming. As moms and teachers, we want to guide them well, but we may not always know how, especially when we are grieving ourselves. Here are 10 practical ways to help children navigate ...
Have you ever watched a child spiral into a whirlwind of energy or meltdown, unable to focus or slow down? I’ve been there. Whether it’s sensory sensitivity, ADHD, or just an overwhelming day,
Teaching colors and shapes may seem simple, but it lays the foundation for so many essential skills in a child's development. From boosting vocabulary to strengthening pre-reading and math abilities,
A year ago, I had the privilege of sharing an early review of The Chosen's newest season, expressing my excitement for the world to experience the powerful episodes leading up to the Triumphal Entry