Welcome to our ordinary. This is life: school, work, endless loads laundry, and chaos. Sound familiar? It is here in the day to day we are pressed to find the extraordinary, and if we’re not careful, too often we miss it. My stories here reflect our desire to chase extraordinary in the ordinary because we have found it is there, all you have to do is look for it.
As a mom of tweens, I am always looking for ways to make reading the Bible engaging, relevant, and fun. I created this study for our family and yours. This free guide will help you lead your family through the book of Esther, prompt meaningful discussion, and provide fun activities to do together.
We’ve all heard quotes reminding us to focus only on that which we can control. To say this is a bit hard in our present circumstance, well that would be an understatement. The coronavirus seems to have exposed the illusion of control in our lives, but perhaps there are unexpected gifts to be found in this.
Have you considered reading the Bible with your kids during this time, but are not quite sure where to start? The book of Ruth is a great place to start, especially during these unprecedented times.
Five tips to navigating anxiety during a global pandemic.
May, 19, 2018 I turned forty and thought this was going to be the year I grew up, started taking vitamins, ordered grown up facial products, and began working out. Instead, I found myself praying just to make it through the day. Life can certainly blindside your intentions. Amidst my birthday celebrations our daughter’s appendix…