I surrendered my life to Christ three months after I turned thirty, two years after studying the Bible and becoming a part of a church family. Yet, I still struggled with genuine relationship-building and accepting my value as God’s image-bearer. … Continue reading →
The past few weeks/months have been challenging for most of us. Many of us are trying to juggle work from home schedules, becoming homeschool parents, while parenting our youngest children. Writers and teachers often learn about children’s developmental stages but … Continue reading →
This time of year can be a struggle for Christian parents. Halloween seems like such a fun holiday for kids. You dress up and visit the neighbors, shouting “Trick or Treat” when they answer the door. They toss a bunch … Continue reading →
Ever heard of the terrible twos? Of course, you have! A few toddlers breeze through the twos without much drama, but most do not. My granddaughter did not. She was quite the drama queen—especially when she was tired and didn’t … Continue reading →
Sibling rivalry. If you have more than one child, you know what I’m talking about. As if being a mom and running a home and family isn’t enough, when kids scrap and squabble, it’s enough to make a mom want … Continue reading →
■Author: Heidi St. John ■Pages: 176 ■Publisher: Tyndale Momentum ■ISBN-10: 149641277X ■ISBN-13: 978-1496412775 ■SRP: $12.99 ■Reviewed By: Cheryl Malandrinos A helpful resource for mothers. Rating: 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 We might not always think of ourselves as warriors, but the … Continue reading →