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righteous suffering.
Putting on our rags again doesn't serve us, or Him. He has already clothed us.
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cultivating wonder.
Taking time to notice joy in the regular things alongside your children will reap a fruit you didn't know you needed.
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a letter to you, reader.
From mom to mom, just a little coffee chat. With pics. How are you surviving the winter?
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walking in the dark without fear.
The enemy does not sleep. As Christians, this truth doesn’t scare us, it ignites us.
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poem: one day.
Mothers, this one is for you. Warning: I made myself cry.
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this isn't the answer I wanted.
I looked everywhere, but it was always there, all along. It's not what I wanted, but what I needed.
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mama’s voice and a good book.
When you're overwhelmed, overstimulated, feeling mom guilt, not sure what to do next... Pray with your children, then grab a book.
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why should we fear God?
If He is as loving as the Bible says He is, why should we be afraid of our own Savior? A biblical crash course about God's love for us.
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five things we do to center our home (and minds) on Christ.
The atmosphere within our homes has as much to do with our mental headspace as anything else.
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hymn history: Praise God, From Whom All Blessings Flow.
By Thomas Ken, 1674 — A brief history series on some of our well-loved hymns.
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Hunt Weekly: 11.23.24
Nature journaling, white chicken chili recipe, Half Price Books, Elisabeth Elliot, LIVE wildlife videos, Christmas ornament DIYs, crochet + more.
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hymn history: Come, Thou Fount.
By Robert Robinson, 1758 — A brief history series on some of our well-loved hymns.
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keeping a quiet heart.
Wisdom from the writings of Elisabeth Elliot herself. Maybe you needed it too.
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raising readers.
Little bookworms don't usually happen by accident. Here's practical insight on what we've done to raise a voracious reading family.
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For Where Your Treasure Is
For Where Your Treasure Is
Dutifully sharing what the Lord is teaching me through a contrite heart. May walls be broken, hearts be softened, and Christ be glorified.
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