12 Ways to Encourage Your Father on Father’s Day
If you have a good dad you’re blessed, but if you have a godly dad, you have a double portion. Consider the difference in this post for dads.
Lessons From the Story of Adam & Eve
And they heard the sound of the LORD God walking in the garden in the cool of the day, and the man and his wife hid themselves from the presence of the LORD God among the trees of the garden. But the LORD God called to the man and said to him, “Where are you?” […]
The Key to Being Grateful Comes in the Least Expected Way
This week I’m sharing a guest post I wrote for my writer friend, Twyla, and her series on gratitude. If you’ve ever struggled to have a healthy relationship with your body and with exercise, I pray this will encourage you. For a few weeks, I had been ignoring the warning signals my body was sending […]
The Not-So-Secret Path of Life & 22 Ways to Trust the Lord, Class of 2022
Dear Son, I vaguely remember doing the math when you were born in 2003. It occurred to me that what seemed like a million years into the future, way off in 2022, you’d graduate from high school. That seemed as far away as 1985 seemed to Doc Brown in Back to the Future. Despite my […]
10 Articles to Ready Your Heart & Hands This Summer
I’m convinced that May is really December with fewer layers. At the end of the school year, we have just as many parties to attend, choir concerts to endure, and teacher presents to wrap. It feels like a race to the finish line, which as moms we know is really the starting line in disguise. […]
How to Create an Irresistible Brand Story with these 7 Elements
Famous American novelist, Ernest Hemingway, once bet a group of friends that he could make them cry from a story with only six words. If he won the bet, each of his friends would have to pay him ten dollars. Hemingway’s six-word story was, “For Sale: Baby shoes, never worn.” As you might’ve guessed, he […]
Teach Us to Number Our Drives, That We May Gain the Hearts of Our Children
My job as a Mom means my secondary office is my car. On days when we have sports commitments, I spend hours and hours shuttling my kids around town. This is nothing new for me, and I know parents all over the world experience the same thing. In fact, it falls into the category of […]
5 Copywriting Commandments and How to Implement Them On Your Website
The power of the written word has always fascinated me. Years ago when visiting the British Museum, I geeked out when I saw the Magna Carta, the earliest copy fragments of the Gospel of John, and a napkin with the lyrics of “Love Me Do” scribbled by Paul McCartney. I lingered over them, soaking up […]
Hope for the Doubting Thomases of the World
All Thomas wanted was to be alone. He didn’t know how to process Jesus’ horrific death, nor the fact that he ran away like a coward when he had promised he’d die with him. His failures and heartbreak were hard enough to sort through, so the last thing he wanted was to try to talk […]
The Goodness of Good Friday
When the centurion and those who were with him, keeping watch over Jesus, saw the earthquake and what took place, they were filled with awe and said, “Truly, this was the Son of God!” Matthew 27:54 For hours, the centurion had been watching him die. Death, torture, and humiliation were his daily fare, but there was […]
