Loving a Life of Biblical Womanhood
Gregg and I recently made a commitment as a couple and as a family to get out of debt. We have a number of motivating factors for this, but our primary motivation is because the less money we’re paying out to interest payments or what have you, the more we have to help further God’s kingdom.
I love the change in seasons. As summer ends and the mornings cool, the leaves change colors and school routines fall in place, my mind turns to — seasonal housekeeping!
I believe God loves the effort of more for Him. I think He wants us to make worship for Him special, remarkable, beautiful, ceremonial. If we can do that without becoming legalistic, if we keep the focus on how we’re worshiping the Alpha and Omega, our Savior, Messiah, Redeemer, and friend, then the effort ought to be nothing but pleasing to God.
On this, the first day of school for many schools in the United States, I thought I’d share these ABC’s that I discovered in Daily Guideposts, by Evelyn Bence.
Love Life for Every Married Couple author Dr. Ed Wheat, provided an acronym to describe his method of strengthening and improving a married relationship.
B-E-S-T
B is for blessing.
E is for edifying.
S is for sharing.
T is for touching.
Introducing a series on the topics found within the book 5 Conversations You Must Have With Your Daughter by author Vicki Courtney. If you have a daughter, I strongly urge you to get this book, read this book, read this book WITH your daughter. She needs this information and she needs to know what she’s facing in the world.
Pin ItWhite Chili, Chocolate Cake, & Faith Like Potatoes. My friends would arrive less than three hours from the time that I held the four frozen solid pieces of chicken. I plopped the meat in the big stock pot, covered them with water, and proceeded to make white chili.
First blog post. For the last few weeks, I have really felt a calling from God to start a blog, so here I am.
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