Family

Encouraging resources to support you in faith-filled parenting, marriage, and family rhythms that build connection and grace in the middle of real life.

The Joy of Family Dinners: Why Eating Together Matters

The Joy of Family Dinners: Why Eating Together Matters

Family dinners have always been a cornerstone of creating lasting bonds and cherished memories. In this post, we’ll explore the many benefits of sharing meals together, from fostering communication and teaching manners to building strong family traditions. Despite our busy lives, making time for family dinners can transform ordinary moments into extraordinary ones. A Brief…

Let This Mind Be in You

Let This Mind Be in You

I’m sure you’ve heard the acronym “WWJD—What Would Jesus Do?”. The phrase came from Rev. Charles Sheldon and his book “In His Steps,” published in 1896. Later, Janie Tinklenberg came up with the acronym. The thought process behind this is for the individual to stop and think just as Jesus would before reacting to a…

Complacency Kills!

Complacency Kills!

Have you ever heard the term “Complacency Kills!”? Recently, I was reading the book of Isaiah due to the Lord’s prompting, and a verse jumped out at me. “You women who are so complacent, rise up and listen to me; you daughters who feel secure, hear what I have to say!” Isaiah 32:9, New International…

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The Challenge of Trust

I’m going to start this post off with a question.  One in which I think may be difficult for some people.  Who do you have in your life that you can truly trust?  Think of someone other than your spouse.  Who was the first person that came to mind?  Now, let’s rephrase this question.  Who…

Crafting a Proverbs 31 Lifestyle with a Dash of Reasonable Independence

Crafting a Proverbs 31 Lifestyle with a Dash of Reasonable Independence

The mention of a Proverbs 31 lifestyle often elicits feelings of inadequacy among women. The sheer expectations seem overwhelming, making us question our ability to measure up to such a seemingly perfect standard. It’s almost as if this woman, whom I’ll casually refer to as “Sally” (I don’t think I personally know anyone named Sally,…