These wise words were once written by Richard Rohr, and I believe them to be true.
Something happened a few weeks ago at a tennis clinic, and it brought up a lot for me. I shared about it on my
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Personal Growth
Are You Struggling This Back To School Season?
Inside are a few tips that are saving me right now!
Perhaps like my family, you have children who have gone back to school. Saying goodbye to slow mornings and gentle routines can be hard, but I
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How the Obsession With Self Care May Actually Be Hurting You
In marketing and advertising, self care is often used as a theme to connect emotionally with consumers, promote wellness-oriented lifestyles, and position products as essential to a person’s mental,
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How to talk to your daughter about gender and sexuality…
Recently we visited the local library, and to my dismay came across an entire selection of books in the children's aisle covering topics on gender identities, gay hookups, sexual orientations,
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Is living satisfied a choice?
Every year I pick a word to focus my heart and mind on, and this year I landed on portion.
It encompasses the many ongoing challenges I have faced; moments when I don't feel as though my career is
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this is what our girl’s should be learning about God and their relationship with food.
Happy January friends! My winter break has been wonderful. Many mornings were spent lounging in pajamas and early evenings swimming in our back yard pool. It was a nice change of rhythm with no
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Summer Transition Tips
For many summer is a long awaited season. Schedules slow down, there are less activities to get to, no lunches or backpacks to manage, and ushering in sweet mornings lounging longer in pajamas.
And
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Sabbath Moments
(A creative piece)
Recently I have been noticing the culture's emphasis on "self care." So much so, that I fear we are beginning to idolize it. Our heart, mind and energy is spent distracted...
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Become A Woman Who Builds Up Her Home
I was recently asked to speak at a MOPS group. If you aren't familiar, MOPS is an international program that welcomes moms to gather and support one another with Jesus through motherhood. Usually it
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Is Sarcasm Hurting Your Relationships?
I remember using sarcasm to get my point across. First with friends of mine, then with my husband, and later with my own children.
I didn't want to admit to myself that my sarcasm was hurting my
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