Melvin and Velma grew up during the Great Depression and were military veterans who got married shortly after World War II. They were the hardest working people... Read More...
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Oftentimes, the negative or frustrating moments in our lives have a way of overshadowing the good things that have happened. We allow negative thoughts to creep... Read More...
One of my favorite movies is a charming love story called You’ve Got Mail starring Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan. It’s the story of two business rivals who unintention... Read More...
There’s a sign on our church patio that faces us as we walk toward the parking lot post-service. It reads: “You are now entering the mission field.” I want it o... Read More...
Your children will love assisting you by crushing the candies and watching them turn into something beautiful to share with friends and family this holiday seas... Read More...
My husband, Michael, and I have always seen our children’s friends as an extension of our family. We saw firsthand how many of these friends’ homes were broken,... Read More...
As you build this candy nativity scene representation of the stable where Christ was born, use the italicized conversation starter questions to create teachable... Read More...
I love the idea of focusing on making room at our tables this Christmas season (and always!). It’s so easy to fall into our busy lives and forget that there are... Read More...
Christmas is a great time to gather, reflect, look forward, and make amazing memories with your family. If your family is like mine, it can get a little, well, ... Read More...
As the Christmas schedule fills with parties and shopping, we long for time to reflect on its true meaning—the love and gift of Jesus, our Savior! Here is a fun... Read More...
Oh, the wonderful middle school years. I use the word “wonderful” with all sincerity. However, “wonderfully challenging” might be a more accurate description. W... Read More...
