Ecclesiastes 3:11 says that God has made everything beautiful and appropriate in its time. That means that no matter what season you may be going through, God is ultimately in control.
How is Jesus being swaddled in a manger related to him being wrapped in linen in a tomb? Keep reading to find out why.
Does the Back-to-School Season have you elated or worried? Are you ready for your children to head back to the classroom? Are you prayed up? Are you prepared?
I'd had enough. I’d had enough of the bickering and tension. My husband and I were at odds again. I wanted to leave. However, history taught me not to leave abruptly. The last time I'd left upset, I went to sit in my van in the driveway — as we moms sometimes do — and not even ten minutes later, I was greeted by a sheriff's deputy. [...]
I almost died while potty-training my son. No, literally, I mean I almost killed myself trying to get my 2-year old to poop on the potty. Here's how this awesome mom-moment occurred: My mother-in-law was a preschool teacher until she retired, and during that time, she raised two amazing sons. In the early years of my motheri[...]
Like me, you’re probably all too familiar with her. Maybe you’ve been looked over for a job, or your spouse left you for another. Or maybe your experience began before you left the womb — born to a mother or father who didn’t want you. Regardless of how she introduces herself to you, we all experience the pain she inflicts. Rejection may be a formid[...]
As Christians, we honor the journey that Jesus took to the cross by celebrating Lent, a period of forty days beginning today, “Ash Wednesday” and ending on Easter Sunday. We know that Jesus triumphed over death through His resurrection, but He endured great sorrow and suffering as He willfully gave His life away on the cross. This Easter season, let[...]
Every time I see her, it reminds me that soaring high with ideas and dreams is a good thing, but it cannot be done without caution.
Heather's story is a living example that we don't have to stumble in the dark any longer. God sees us. He knows us. He hears us. He will be our guide. We just have to give Him permission to lead. Because when we do, we will find our eternal HOPE!
To know Angela is to call her friend. But to meet her for the first time, you'd never know the struggles she endured — specifically, her journey to motherhood. She is an encouraging example of maintaining HOPE in the Lord — while in the midst of seasons of uncertainty.