Spend some time this season diving into the Old Testament prophecies about Messiah that were fulfilled in Jesus Christ
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How to Rest with Your Family This Summer
Summers are exciting because it means fun, sun, and family time, right? We often don't think about rest as our go-to. If you don't schedule some slow-paced summer rest you may end up burning out! Here's a few tried and true ideas to get you to the back-to-school finish line.
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Life with a newborn at home can be isolating.
When the time comes to birth and bring home your baby, you’ll need to make adjustments in your lifestyle. Your newborn will demand a lot of attention, so it might be hard for you to socialize with other people at first. I know firsthand how this goes! This can lead to feelings of isolation—and that’s totally normal! There are ways you can help fight against these feelings, but most importantly don't hesitate to ask for help.
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Moms who are dealing with anxiety or panic are actually more common than you might think. Having a new baby with limited to no sleep, adjusting to a child going to school for the first time or having a new babysitter take care of your kids are reasons enough for feeling a bit worried.
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We are not doing this parenting thing alone mommas. God has given us each the particular children He has placed into our hands for His purpose. We (and our spouses) do not bear the burden of raising our children alone.
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Most of us received some kind of talk about hormones and what to expect from them when we hit puberty, but where’s the talk for adult women about hormones?
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Prioritizing yourself can be the hardest habit to start. I think we often confuse prioritizing ourselves with selfishness. Those two terms are not synonymous! We do not need to feel guilty for making ourselves a priority
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In marriage, it’s a good idea to take a step back and assess your “balance sheet” every so often too. So I want to challenge you to stop reading for a minute and think: what is the ratio of assets to liabilities in your day-to-day interactions with your spouse?
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Healthy friendships keep you healthy as a woman, and the healthier you are, the better mom you will be for your children. Today, I want to encourage you to do a self-check on your friendship priorities.
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I want to address the lies that teens are bombarded with daily. In order to combat those lies, we must arm our kids with truth that will be able to truly help them.
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Print out these truths to guide you when you need to remember how God thinks about you.
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As your child moves into the teen years and you are wondering how to come alongside their faith journey, here are 3 things to keep in mind:
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As your child moves into adolescence, your discipline should gradually transition from teaching to coaching. It’s time to loosen the reins and allow your child to begin making more decisions on their own. As your child gets closer to the age of 18, they should really be making most decisions on their own.
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Whether you have boys or girls in your family, the teenage years can be full of drama. Here are three tips for keeping the drama level low when you’re in a confrontation (ahem… a conversation) with your teen:
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It’s the first week of a brand new year and many of us are reflecting about how this year could be different from the last one.
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This Christmas, when it seems like things aren’t going the way you’d hoped, remember Luke’s words, “But Mary…” and like Mary, simply treasure the significance of Christmas by pondering it in your heart.
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