Category: Family

The One Thing

Knock knock. Who’s there? Me. Yeah, I’m sure you’ve forgotten who I am by now. In 2018, I wrote ten blog posts. That’s not even one a month, for those 3 of…

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Scrambled Eggs and God’s Great Love

The morning started out similarly to every morning: Anna was eating breakfast and I was consuming inordinate amounts of caffeine trying to wake up. She had some scrambled eggs and honey, and…

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My Romans 16 List

On Sunday, one of our college students preached and made the point that we all, likely, have our own Romans 16 list. You know, a list of people who have helped us…

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I Don’t Want To Be A Good Mom

When I found out I was carrying a precious little baby, one of my first thoughts was, “will I be a good mom?” It’s overwhelming finding out that you are responsible for…

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To The One I Love Yet Haven’t Met

With this week being the week leading up to Valentine’s Day, I thought I might do a series of posts directed toward those I love. Come back all week to find more…

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Working Rockstars

I am very new to the stay-at-home-wife gig. From a young age, “work” was instilled within me. You want money in high school – look, I signed you up for an interview…

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What Do You Praise?

Let me throw this out from the beginning: I am not a parent. I know nothing more than what the Bible says about parenting. I haven’t experienced it. I don’t get it.…

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Praise God for His Design for Marriage

There has been a lot of buzz going around this week over at The Light Network in regards to our newest campaign – to shine the light on the darkness of domestic…

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Two. Days.

With a moving truck arriving at our house in 2 days, I can assure you the last 48 hours have been crazy and exhausting and mostly out of control. But you know…

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Big News (We’re Not Having a Baby!)

Just thought I’d go ahead and let the title be a preface for all of the people out there who have been conditioned to believe that when a 20-something posts big news…

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