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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!
    Faith based living,  Godly Parenting

    The Magic in the Faith of a Child and how to handle a young, seeking heart

    July 25, 2014 /

    The faith of a child is magical. In my own child, I’ve seen clarity of understanding and richness of devotion that was simply beyond human explanation. Her faith is so incredibly rich, it has encouraged mine in return. While we cannot take credit, if we point them in His direction, God does truly work in them in ways we cannot understand. If only we all had such faith. I know it isn’t magic, but it is supernatural. I realized the incredible beauty in the sweet faith of a child as I watched my daughter developing her own faith as a very young child. But the magical part is how God…

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    Trying to be a Godly woman in a modern world is complicated. The world is at our fingertips, and there are so many ways to lose our way. So how do we stand firm in our faith? #GodlyWoman #ChristianWoman #FaithBasedLiving #ChristianBlogger #HisGraceGirls

    How to Be a Godly Woman in a Modern World

    March 8, 2017
    Despite many challenges, I've learned the blessing isn't a storm free life, but God's presence and peace in the storm.

    The Blessing isn’t a Storm Free Life, but Peace in the Storm

    December 31, 2016
    Did you know #InternetFriendsDay is a thing? Yeah, me neither, but the internet has created my tribe of people, holding my hand as I walk through life.

    Internet Friends Day

    February 13, 2016
  • Faith based living,  Godly Parenting

    Swimming Lessons

    July 14, 2014 /

    “Mommy is right here. You know I won’t let you get hurt, right?” “Right . . .” Tiny arm wraps around my neck, clutching me in a death grip. “You know that I will be here the whole time, right?” “Right . . .” Little fingers clutch at my hair. “You’re going to have to trust me.” “But I don’t trust you!” she wailed at a paint peeling decibel. I’m sure the neighbors were quite certain I was committing various acts of torture instead of just trying to get my child to float in the pool with her life jacket on. This is the child I have doted on since…

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    Growing pains are a part of growing up, but we have to trust that what is coming is better than what we have.

    Growing Pains

    February 12, 2016
    If being a mom is a superpower, this is our Wonder Woman, and I'm nominating her for the #BreakYouMake award from Chobani.

    Even Superheroes Need Breaks

    May 27, 2015

    5 Important Reasons Christians Should Study Apologetics

    July 2, 2020
  • It finally happened. I've officially joined the club of "mmm, she's awfully quiet in there . . . WHAT DID YOU DO?" moms. Now I had to decide how to discipline.
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    Welcome to the Club

    June 14, 2014 /

    It finally happened. I’ve officially joined the club of “mmm, she’s awfully quiet in there . . . WHAT DID YOU DO?” moms. Now I had to decide how to discipline. My mom joined the club when I was two and covered my crying sister with talcum powder, then made tiny powder clouds all over the upstairs of our house. My parents never got all the powder out of the deeply grooved tile floor and still blame me for my sister’s asthma. It is my earliest memory. I’ve actively avoided joining this club. We read Olivia as a cautionary tale. I hide ALL the Sharpies. All to no avail. I’m…

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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
    Are you wistful at the sight of a swaddle blanket? Delirious for tiny dresses with delightfully adorable shoes? But will having children make you happy?

    3 Reasons Having Children Will Not Make You Happy

    November 18, 2014
    Growing up, only Catholics celebrated Lent, but I've grown to embrace the season. This year I'm giving up something bizarre to be a better mom and closer to God

    The Bizarre Thing I’m Giving Up for Lent that will Make Me a Better Mom

    March 1, 2017
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    The “No Thank You” Day

    May 21, 2014 /

    I think my mother-in-law uses this term, a “No Thank You” day, to refer to one of those days that for whatever reason, someone just isn’t happy. Someone else might describe it as waking up on the wrong side of the bed, but you get the idea. Today was that kind of day around my house. I woke up before my preschooler. I got out of bed, was brushing my teeth in a pretty good mood. Then she woke up. And that was pretty much the end of that. After a “good morning, Mommy” full of the promise of sunshine, she pretty much rained on my parade the rest of…

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    Dear Birthmom, an Honest Letter from my Side of Adoption

    November 22, 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 wife

    August 18, 2014
    Are you a bad mommy?

    Bad Mommy?

    April 6, 2015
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    The Best Medicine

    May 18, 2014 /

    If you’ve been reading my blog entries, you may have the impression that I am very serious, which is not the whole truth. I am very serious about being Godly. I take following God’s word very seriously. I seriously want to know what God’s word says about how I should think and live and be, and I seriously want people to know about Jesus, but I LOVE to laugh, which comes in handy as a mom. God gave us the ability to laugh, to be full of joy. He even told us how to heal the wounds of a fallen world. Proverbs 17:22 “A joyful heart is good medicine, but a…

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    Are you wistful at the sight of a swaddle blanket? Delirious for tiny dresses with delightfully adorable shoes? But will having children make you happy?

    3 Reasons Having Children Will Not Make You Happy

    November 18, 2014
    Do you tell your daughter that she is the most beautiful girl in the world? I do. And I think I'm absolutely right to do so. I've got my Love Goggles on.

    Love Goggles – my daughter is the most beautiful girl in the world

    July 13, 2015
    A better set of rules for daughters, centered on Jesus, just like you hope her life will be. #rulesfordaughters #ChristianMom #ChristianParenting #MomLife #ChristianWoman #MothersDaughters

    The Best Christian Rules to Teach your Daughter

    June 21, 2019
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