For women already working who would like to come home, it’s always recommended that they do a financial analysis of what they are currently spending. Calculate: gas money daycare …

  Aren’t we spiritually schizophrenic, just like the psalmist, David? One minute we’re shaking our fist at God, the next, we’re repenting and praising Him for his sovereignty and provision. …

(Hat-tip to LAF) What a thought-provoking article I read at Boundless called, Girlie Christianity. It struck so many chords with me.  It opened up a rivulet of thinking that brought …

Obedience is not Contingent Author: Elisabeth Elliot “The making of comparisons is a dangerous business for a Christian. Each of us must give account, not of his neighbor, but of …

It’s not just who you know, it’s what you know… “It is of great importance to note that our theology (belief about God) and doxology (our worship of God) should …

I continue to be utterly heart-broken and dumbfounded as “the new Christianity” re-defines what hitherto the body of Christ has largely agreed were clear, Scriptural principles. I choose for this …

“Parenting is hard”.  My friend announced their family motto.  I agree with her 100%. There’s the delicate balance between “training them in the nurture and admonition of the Lord” and …

I’ve posted another video of Nick Vujicic before, but I couldn’t resist posting this one as well.  Sorry if you’ve already seen it floating around blogosphere. Between reading The Martyr …

Whether you have many children or not, teaching all them to be responsible for their own things and behavior is an important part of daily operation and more importantly, an …

From, Martyr of the Catacombs, another book I highly recommend you read to your children. “You see before you men and women who have left friends, and home, and honor, …

I highly recommend you go to Amazon and buy the book “Real Christianity” by William Wilberforce.  So far I am devouring the pages.  These are thoughts worth sharing… “Believing in …

Prompted by some things I’ve been reading and conversations I’ve been having, there is a burning concern on my heart that forces its way to this post. Since the beginning …

We didn’t get that many pictures of our most recent fun, bluegrass festival, but I thought I’d share the few we have. The three oldest kids sold their projects–washer necklaces …

Liturgy from “Literature, Liturgy, Language and Leisure” by Rea Berg “For many Christians who have grown up in the United States, liturgy and the attention to a liturgical calendar have …