When I think about how many Saturdays my children have left in my house until they leave for college, it reminds me to do whatever I can to make memories with them and prayerfully mold their character. Granted, my children are only three and five, but I feel the precious time slipping away already […]
Redeeming Your Legacy and a LINK UP
The Broken Road that Leads Us to Redemption Last week I wrote a post entitled Don’t Let Your Blog Be Your Legacy. The more I dwelt on the subject matter and spoke with you, the readers, and even family and friends, I began to realize that I do not monopolize these feelings of failure. The […]
Don’t Let Your Blog Be Your Legacy & LINK UP
Self Reflection Do you ever find yourself so overwhelmed that you are forced into a type of self-reflection that you never quite recover from it? I am not talking about your simple run of the mill priority check. I am referring to those moments where you realize how deep your sin goes, and how completely […]
Christian Dating: Raising A Legacy, Part II
Losing Our Children One By One In Christian Dating: A Failed Experiment, Part I, we established that there is not much of a visible difference between non-Christian and Christian dating. In fact, many of the things that we would suspect would be different such as sexual encounters and divorce rates are comparable between both […]
Protecting Our Girls From Vanity: Embracing Our Age PART 3
We are at the end of our series now on Protecting Our Girls From Vanity. Yesterday’s installment Painting Over God’s Workmanship, Part 2 discussed exactly how we as mothers are leading our daughters astray. Often women hide behind outward veils in order to cover those things which they do not particularly like about themselves. However, […]
We Are All Bad Mothers
This article is just one part in a series entitled The Homemaking Pharisee: Living a “Godly” Life with an Ungodly Spirit. To view the rest in this series PLEASE CLICK HERE. Being A Failure You are a bad mother. I am a bad mother. We are all bad mothers. I am not trying to beat […]






