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  • Mom, you've crept across that toy littered floor to your child's bedside to watch them sleeping. But do they know all mom did while they were sleeping?
    Godly Parenting

    What Mom did while you were sleeping . . .

    August 22, 2016 /

    If you’re a mom, you’ve crept across a toy littered floor to your child’s bedside to watch your baby sleeping. You’ve smoothed stray locks, wiped warm foreheads, and whispered I love you one more time. Those are savored memories, stowed away treasures. But our kids have no idea. Most of the time, they sleep right through these moments that only we hold. The childhood of my daughter, for whom I waited and waited, is beyond precious to me. And like a wonderful novel, I’m constantly balancing between wanting to savor every page and racing to see how it all turns out. Because someday, she will be an adult and sleeping…

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    How do you handle a young, seeking heart? The faith of a child is magical. We can't create it, if we point them in His direction, God will work in them. It isn't magic, but is supernatural!

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    July 25, 2014
    This tiny tyrant rules my heart, but I need to raise her to be the woman and Godly wife she is meant to be.

    Imagine your tiny tyrant – a Godly wife

    May 2, 2014
    We can tend the soil, nurture the shoots, but we can't always see the storms looming in the distance. Tomato Plant Children - Heaven Not Harvard

    Tomato Plant Children

    June 25, 2015
  • Finding excellent learning websites for kids can be trial and error, so when I find a secret gem, wonderful and worth paying for, I want to share it!
    Homeschool

    A Secret Gem in Learning Websites for Kids

    August 5, 2016 /

    Finding excellent learning websites for kids can be trial and error, so when I find a secret gem, wonderful and worth using, I want to share it! It’s back to school time and parents everywhere are hoping to empower their children to rock this school year. Whether your children do school at home or in a more formal setting, we all want our kids to learn and love to learn, but we don’t always feel qualified or capable to help. Even as a certified high school teacher, educating my own child can be a bit overwhelming. Did I cover all the skills she needs? What if I miss something? Did…

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    To homeschool or not to homeschool, that is the question. Stepping into homeschooling was a little scary but this Pro/Con list helped us make our decision. #Homeschool #HomeschoolFamily #ChristianParent #MomLife

    To Homeschool or not to Homeschool

    June 6, 2015
    Giving my daughter help focusing has been a priority since we started homeschool because it's heartbreaking to watch her struggle with an attention disorder. Thankfully we discovered KazuTime

    Do your Kids need Help Focusing – Meet KazuTime

    October 5, 2016
    Homeschool bravely? How could I possibly homeschool, much less bravely? In Jamie Erickson's Homeschool Bravely, find encouragement, support, & hope!

    Yes! You can Homeschool Bravely!

    April 2, 2019
  • Shut up isn't very nice. We try not to use it in our house, but sometimes it is the only way to get someone's attention. God used it to get mine.
    Faith based living,  Godly Parenting

    When is it time to shut up?

    July 30, 2016 /

    Shut up isn’t very nice. We try not to use it in our house, but sometimes it is the only way to get someone’s attention. God used it to get mine. This month has brought me some personal challenges that have broken my heart, left me wracked with sobs wondering if things will ever be okay again. And in my little external processing way, I start trying to use my words to grapple with my tornado emotions and thoughts that keep me awake and make my blood pressure skyrocket. But in this hurt, I can’t even hold onto the words. Nothing is making sense. I feel completely discombobulated. My prayers…

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    Want to study your Bible, but not sure how to start? Bible study doesn't have to be intimidating. God's Word was written for you just as much as pastors and theologians! #Bible #Christian #ChristianFaith #BibleStudy #NewChristian #Believer #ChristianBlogger

    A Simple How to Study Your Bible

    April 16, 2020
    I make the same resolution every year. But I want to make my BEST New Years Resolution this year. God has convicted me that He wants more OF me not from me.

    My Best New Years Resolution

    January 1, 2016
    Today is the National Day of Prayer, but I'm a little overwhelmed by our nation today, and wanted to share what I found when I sought God's wisdom today.

    How to Pray on this National Day of Prayer

    May 5, 2016
  • Police Officers have always had my respect, but all I see when I heard the news about the Dallas tragedy is my aspiring police officer: our little boy blue.
    Godly Parenting,  Step-parenting

    My Aspiring Police Officer: Little Boy Blue

    July 8, 2016 /

    Police Officers have always been respected in our family, but all I see when I look at the tragic news today about the Dallas tragedy is my aspiring police officer: our little boy blue. We have friends who serve in law enforcement, and I see their sacrifice and service as kindred to my husband’s respected military service. They work terrible hours to serve people who usually aren’t glad to see them. They risk their lives never knowing for sure whom they have pulled over or how “Stop!” is going to be received. They keep our country from dissolving into chaos by ensuring most of us follow the law of the…

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    God used my daughter to change the way I saw prayer. Through parenting her I finally understood how to pray ceaselessly and do so with joy. #Prayer #ChristianMom #ChristianBlogger #ChristianWoman #Faith #FaithBasedliving #Christian #Parenting

    Understanding How to Pray Ceaselessly as a Mom

    March 12, 2014
    Raising children is harder than I'd ever imagined. She has to learn how to live independently & face any challenges. She has to know to always seek the Son.

    Planting Sunflowers: Raising Children to Seek the Son

    September 23, 2014

    Watch Me, Daddy!

    June 16, 2014
  • Red, white & blue are the colors of the day. Flags will wave more today on American soil than any other day of the year. And every country music station will be streaming "I'm proud to be an American."
    Army Wife Life,  Faith based living

    The Red, White & Blue

    July 4, 2016 /

    Red, white & blue are the colors of the day. Flags will wave more today on American soil than any other day of the year. And every country music station will be streaming “I’m proud to be an American.” And I am. More so as a military wife because I live the sacrifices we honor on days such as these: Memorial Day, Veterans Day, Flag Day. In fact, my husband won’t see us today. He kissed me a sleepy goodbye at 5 a.m. and will be home tomorrow. We have our share of missed holidays due to his service to our nation. We miss weekends, we miss birthdays, Valentine’s Days…

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    It's the deployment balancing act - We struggle with trying to fill our days, keeping mindlessly busy, trying to stop the mental cycle of anxiety and stress, holding our collective breath as we wait for our soldiers to come home.

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