The Power of a Woman’s Words with Sharon Jaynes “What’s down in the well comes up in the bucket.” Have you ever heard that saying? What’s in the heart is what comes out in our words … and sometimes the impact of those words goes deeper than we ever think. All of us can think… [Continue Reading]
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Homeschooling Success Can Be Yours Today
Believe me when I tell you–homeschooling success can be yours. Let me tell you how I made it work for our family and how you can too! Homeschooling Success Can Be Yours 18 (short!) years. That’s’ all I had. And with some of my adopted kids joining our family late in life, I knew I… [Continue Reading]
Walk It Out #121: Put Your Pen to Paper with Kennisha Griffin
Put Your Pen to Paper with Kennisha Griffin Does your story matter? You know my answer is a great big YES! Sometimes we feel silly for taking time to put our words—our stories—on paper, but my friend Kennisha Griffin is the first to say that your story is a GIFT to the world. A professional… [Continue Reading]
Walk It Out #120: Singing and Sharing Hope After Hardship with Jon and Whitney Mullins
Singing and Sharing Hope After Hardship with Jon and Whitney Mullins “That man can SING!” I remember telling my family as I listened to Jon Mullins on TV. For the most part, my family doesn’t get into The Voice like I do. Well, that’s until we were able to meet both Todd Tilghman and Jon… [Continue Reading]
How to Write a Novel
I get asked how to write a novel at least once a week (it seems). First, because readers are curious as to how a story that is fresh and exciting and filled with true-to-life characters comes out of an author’s mind. Second, because they have an inkling to do it themselves. How to Write a… [Continue Reading]
Walk it Out #119: The House that Love Built with Sarah Jackson
The House that Love Built with Sarah Jackson **Note: Be sure to enter the giveaway below for one of two chances to win a copy of The House that Love Built!** My grandma, who lives with us, is 90-years-old, and I never tire of hearing her stories. Her parents were immigrants from Michoacán, Mexico. I… [Continue Reading]
Walk it Out #118: Love without Borders with Angela Braniff
Love without Borders with Angela Braniff I’m so excited to share my interview with Angela Braniff, author of the new book Love without Borders. There are those people who know from an early age that they will grow up and adopt children. As wonderful as that is, adoption wasn’t on my radar until I was… [Continue Reading]
Overcoming Dark Days as a Mom
Depression is not something that people like to talk about. Especially as a mom, there is a stigma attached to these things. Today I want to share my story about Overcoming Dark Days as a Mom. Overcoming Dark Days For the most part, I’m a happy person, but there was a time in my… [Continue Reading]
Walk It Out #117: Walking Out Hope for the Congo with Diana Waring
Walking Out Hope for the Congo with Diana Waring Click the graphic above to donate to the Africa Relief Fund. Friend, you’re not going to believe this story. When Diana Waring reached out to me I KNEW I had to have her as a guest on my show. We bumped up this episode because EACH… [Continue Reading]
Great Homeschool Resources for Girls Who Love Horses
Do you have horse lovers in your house? I sure do! In fact, more than one. When you can couple homeschooling your child with the things that they love, it makes schooling that much more fun. Today I want to tell you about some great homeschool resources for girls who love horses. I love… [Continue Reading]
Walk it Out #116: For All Who Wander with Robin Dance
For All Who Wander with Robin Dance On this week’s podcast, I talk about my wandering times with my friend Robin Dance author of the book For All Who Wander. I think most followers of Christ have chapters in their life stories that they might label as “the wandering years.” For me, it was high… [Continue Reading]