Confirmation and my oldest boy's 8th grade graduation? Should I attempt humor with admissions of how I convinced my youngest boy that … Continue reading the story "We Made It!"Post Archives from the ‘Inspirational Thoughts’ Category
We Made It!
I've been running ideas through my head about what to write about the end of the school year. Do I succumb to tears as I pour out my heart about my little girl's
Confirmation and my oldest boy's 8th grade graduation? Should I attempt humor with admissions of how I convinced my youngest boy that … Continue reading the story "We Made It!"
Confirmation and my oldest boy's 8th grade graduation? Should I attempt humor with admissions of how I convinced my youngest boy that … Continue reading the story "We Made It!"Pastdue Praise
As I listen to my two boys play and giggle in the next room, I am struck by how we often do not even recognize God's answers to our prayers.
Tyler and Drew are four years apart in age and have had some ups and downs in their relationship. About two years ago I was in tears as I expressed to friends that I couldn't take how cruel … Continue reading the story "Pastdue Praise"
Dream a Little Dream
What would you do if you were not afraid?
This is the question posed today in a publisher blog that I follow, and coming in the wake of other messages that have been sent my way it is a profound question.
About a week ago I was discussing my writing with my husband and was bemoaning the fact that I don't know where to focus or how … Continue reading the story "Dream a Little Dream"
Roll Away the Stone
A very blessed Easter to you!
I will admit that I have nothing lengthy or profound to share this morning that hasn't already been said. We are bursting with gratefulness of God's great mercy as we celebrate my daughter's confirmation! He is so good!
He is risen! He is risen indeed! Alleluia!
Don’t Judge Me
I have a habit of keeping my past to myself. Apparently I am still afraid that people may judge me by my actions of ten or even twenty years ago. Afraid that I will be looked down upon or found unworthy, I am careful to present only the version of me that is the devoted wife and mother. Why do I believe that people would be … Continue reading the story "Don’t Judge Me"
Big Misunderstanding
I have started writing articles for www.Helium.com. My first assignment was writing an article on why some people are afraid of the existence of God. To read my article, click the link below.
http://www.helium.com/items/2431093-big-misunderstanding
It Girl
According to UrbanDictionary.com (somewhat censored), the "It Girl" is the girl that EVERYONE wants to be. She has everything that you want so you tend to envy her. She does all the things that you can't do so you grow to hate her. Being an "It Girl" is having the latest and best clothing and the prettiest face. Her attitude can be horrid or perfect like … Continue reading the story "It Girl"
Speak Softly and Carry Your Bible
I was once verbally (textually?) attacked in an online pro-life forum. Yes, I am pro-life and a supporter of this website, so why was I attacked? Because I promoted speaking gently when we correct our brothers and sisters in Christ.
In response to a comment something like, "How can people call themselves Christian if they support abortion? I'm going to bash them every time," I encouraged speaking to … Continue reading the story "Speak Softly and Carry Your Bible"
What Are You Giving Up?
What are you giving up for Lent?
Have you heard this question a few times lately?
Though some churches put more emphasis on a Lenten sacrifice than others, it is certainly a big topic of conversation. While my family does chose to participate in giving something up, I pray that we all remember our reason for doing so.
What is our attitude when we sacrifice something for Lent? … Continue reading the story "What Are You Giving Up?"
That Fine Line
As Christians we frequently find ourselves trying desperately to remain on the correct side of a very fine line in life. We are trying to do what is right, attempting to live God-pleasing lives, hoping to share the good news with those who need to hear it . . . while sheltering our children from bad influences, guarding our own hearts and minds from things … Continue reading the story "That Fine Line"




