Turn Your Season Around with Darryl Strawberry I grew up in a home where the TV was always tuned into sports, and Darryl Strawberry was a very familiar name. In the 80s and 90s, Daryl made the news often, both with his amazing sports skills and his struggles with addiction. Darryl reached the lowest in… [Continue Reading]
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Walk It Out #154: From Burned Out to Beloved with Bethany Dearborn Hiser
From Burned Out to Beloved with Bethany Dearborn Hiser Are you exhausted, friend? Are you pouring out and not filling up? Yes, life is busy (even under lockdown!), but sometimes there’s more going on. Without our awareness, false beliefs drive our feelings of anger, shame, guilt, or unworthiness. And in order to “fix” things, we… [Continue Reading]
Bible Journaling for Future Generations
Several years ago I began Bible Journaling for Future Generations of my family. Today, I want to share with you how I created these keepsake Bible’s. God’s Word is the foundation for my parenting and my life. I want to make sure I take every opportunity to share His wisdom with those He has entrusted to… [Continue Reading]
Walk It Out #153: Grace Enough with Amber Cullum
Grace Enough with Amber Cullum Have you ever considered the value of introducing a weekly Sabbath rhythm into your life? Do you wonder how to begin and the challenges you may face? Today’s guest, podcast host Amber Cullum, shares her family’s story of discovering a meaningful Sabbath rhythm. Of course, when you have young kids… [Continue Reading]
A Time to Forgive ~Flash Fiction
There’s a time for everything under the sun–including a time to forgive. In this flash fiction piece, I explore how forgiveness comes when we share our stories. This Black History Month I feel honored to be a guide sharing a tour of the location of the 1957 riot at Central High School in Little Rock,… [Continue Reading]
Keep Praying for Your Future Husband
Even if you feel as if God isn’t listening, I want to encourage you to keep praying for your future husband. Maybe you started praying in your teens and you’re in your 20s, 30s, or 40s now. Perhaps you’ve started to believe that your prayers are doing NOTHING. Sometimes it may seem like that’s true,… [Continue Reading]
Walk It Out #152: Verse Mapping, Paris, and Travel with Kristy Cambron
Verse Mapping, Paris, and Travel with Kristy Cambron What are a few of your favorite things? If I have any spare time I love spending it in a few ways: —Reading my Bible and digging in, discovering its amazing truths. —Reading historical fiction. My favorite historical setting is in Europe during WWII. —Artsy stuff. I… [Continue Reading]
Honoring Black History Month
In February we’re honoring Black History Month and I believe the best place to start is by educating ourselves. I’m sharing these resources with you in hopes that they foster the hope and reconciliation our culture so desperately needs. Learning is a great place to connect and these resources are a great place to start…. [Continue Reading]
22 Scriptures to Pray for Your Children in 2022
These 22 Scriptures to pray for your children in 2022 can make all the difference. And while we have high hopes that 2022 will have less conflict and trials than last year, we can’t guarantee it. There are many things we can do for our children to help them during hard times, but the best… [Continue Reading]
Walk It Out #151: Praying Scriptures for Your Children with Jodie Berndt
Praying Scriptures for Your Children with Jodie Berndt What can be more overwhelming than parenting? Not much! But thankfully we have one tool we can use for every parenting situation, and that’s prayer. “There is nothing we face as a parent that God has not already thought of, and provided for, in His Word,” writes… [Continue Reading]
Walk It Out #150: Motherhood Without All the Rules with Maggie Combs
Motherhood Without All the Rules with Maggie Combs Today I was thinking how much easier parenting has become as I’ve aged. It’s not that the kids have gotten any easier. The kids I’m actively parenting now are much more challenging than the kids I was actively parenting twenty years ago. The difference comes down to… [Continue Reading]