"Teaching Titus 2"
Before we begin, it’s only fair to write a disclaimer of sorts. This post is for informational purposes only. I’m not the Holy Spirit, and I do not speak from a place of authority over anyone’s life. However, I pray that through the information and …
Even though my house is not yet enveloped in autumnal oranges and yellows, I’ve found it is helpful to do some cleaning and organizing so that Autumn is even easier to enjoy
“I will lift up my eyes to the hills–From whence comes my help? My help comes from the LORD, Who made the heaven and earth.” Psalm 121:1 NKJV As homemakers, we prioritize peace in our homes–sanctuary. It’s our job to ensure that our family comes …
I am unabashedly a bookworm. I can’t remember a time without books. In middle school and high school, I was absolutely that awkward girl who brought a book everywhere and chose reading over social interaction…and I didn’t care.
Toddlers are little scientists. They’re always exploring and experimenting and creating…and yes, destroying too. But think about it! They learn SO MUCH just in the first 3-4 years of life…
You know those days when you just want to crawl back into bed and sleep through the chaos? Trust me, I’ve been there.
We can be intentional about sharing the gospel with our kiddos on this, the most important holiday of the year. Without Jesus’ death and resurrection, there is no Christianity. Our faith would be null and void without the gospel. As good stewards of our littles, we are called to share that story with them.
Raise your hand if your marriage is perfect.
Okay, my guess is that none of you did. That’s okay! I didn’t either. There is no perfect marriage–you know, the kind where you are both always on the same page, can perfectly read each other’s thoughts, never make assumptions about each other, never say a negative word or think a negative thought about each other (“why does he have to try to fix everything?” “why does she have to be so emotional all the time?”). Don’t worry, ladies, I’m right there with you.
In Light of Valentine’s Day, I wanted to do a special post….Our Heavenly Father loves us so much. I think it’s important to remember what He thinks of us.
(Did you miss Part One? Check it out here!) In Part One of this two-part post, we looked at the beginning of Exodus 14. We saw how God called the Israelites forward, even though there wasn’t a way forward. In this post, we’ll look at …