
How to Visit, Despite My Own Excuses
Visiting (the sick, widows, shut ins, etc) is something we all know we should do. I think about verses like I was naked and you clothed me, I was sick… Read more How to Visit, Despite My Own Excuses →
Visiting (the sick, widows, shut ins, etc) is something we all know we should do. I think about verses like I was naked and you clothed me, I was sick… Read more How to Visit, Despite My Own Excuses →
Sometimes, when you’re sick or sad or just not feeling like yourself – when you’re lonely, insecure, and just a little tired – sometimes, you just want someone to hold… Read more When You’re Craving Rest →
We are incredibly, immensely blessed. We have what we need: food, clothes, and shelter. We have what we want: toys, books and, especially for Gideon, cars. We have, as my… Read more What to Give When They Already Have an Embarrassment of Blessings →
Christmas is a bizarre time of year. It is a holiday season with an incredible pendulum – the same people who take extra time to remember the elderly, the military,… Read more When Christmas Spirit is not Enough →
Make a good choice. Please think about what you’re doing. That was not a good choice. Please choose a different activity, or I will choose one for you. If you’re… Read more Why Toddlers Need to Care About Choices →
I love my sleep. And I miss it dearly. I am in a season of life where I do not yet sleep through the night. But, oh, there is something… Read more When I Need the Grace of Christ →
I remember him with impossibly long legs. He could be 4 times the age of anyone in the crowd and yet, he could still outwalk all of us. I remember… Read more Why I Remember, Even When It’s Hard →
Thank you for taking the time to read my blog. I am a Christian wife, mom, and blogger. I love coffee, books, sunshine, flowers, and long chats with good friends. I am learning every day how much I need to grow and how gracious my Savior is to me. I hope that this little blog can be an encouragement to you. Feel free to reach out to me personally as well! Weeping may tarry for the night, but joy comes with the morning. ~ Psalm 30:5b