One of my favorite times of the year is when my new homeschool curriculum arrives. The last couple of years I’ve used Sonlight to homeschool all my children together. It works great!! I’m doing the same thing this year, too. Below is my unboxing video. This year I’m using Core C and Core H. Core… [Continue Reading]
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#WALKITOUT #017: Natalie Gwyn
In today’s episode, we’re chatting with Natalie Gwyn. Natalie Gwyn is the author of a newly released book, The Okayest Mom. Natalie and her husband adopted multiple children all at once, and I was amazed that although our stories are very different—since the sibling group they adopted came from overseas—there is so much to our stories that… [Continue Reading]
10 Simple Truths to Remember When We Wonder if Our Work Matters | Crystal Stine
Today my friend Crystal Stine shares ten simple truths for us to remember when we start to wonder if our work really matters. I hope you are refreshed by her words today! Be sure to enter to win a copy of Holy Hustle below! Note: post contains affiliates. Each spring at our home we start… [Continue Reading]
Writer Wednesday with Courtney Walsh
Today on Writer’s Wednesday we welcome Courtney Walsh, author of the upcoming Just Let Go. Enter below for a chance to win a copy of Just Let Go! Congratulations to Cheryl Lipsey who won a copy of Ginger Harrington’s Holy in the Moment! Note: This post contains affiliate links. Where I Write I have a… [Continue Reading]
#WALKITOUT #016: Dr. Saundra Dalton-Smith
In today’s episode, we’re chatting with Dr. Saundra Dalton-Smith. Saundra Dalton-Smith MD is a board-certified internal medicine physician who has been practicing medicine since 1999. She treats a predominantly female population and has firsthand experience with the struggles women face trying to imitate the American dream. Dr. Dalton-Smith has been an adjunct faculty member at… [Continue Reading]
Summer Reading For Family Togetherness
Would you like to create more togetherness for your family this summer? Summer is supposed to be a relaxing time, but I’ve found that kids who have too much free time often get into trouble. Also, my kids are also prone to fight because they don’t have many activities to pull all ages together. Do… [Continue Reading]
4 Ways to Cultivate More Peace in Your Mothering | Rebekah Hargraves
Sometimes, the words “peace” and “mothering” just don’t seem to mix. Between all the household tasks, the tantrums, the training, the constant needs, and the loud voices calling “Mama!!!”, it can feel like peace is nowhere to be found. I am of the belief, however, that even amid all the craziness and chaos which can… [Continue Reading]
Writer Wednesday with Ginger Harrington
Enter below for a chance to win a copy of Ginger Harrington’s Holy in the Moment! Congratulations to Suzanne W. who won a copy of Beth K. Vogt’s Things I Never Told You! Note: This post contains affliate links. I am a clean-desk wannabe. I have good intentions of organizational bliss in my office. Every year,… [Continue Reading]
Creating a Happy Bedtime Routine for Kids
Want to learn how to create a happy bedtime routine? I share three tips sure to help you to create a happy routine that doesn’t leave you stressed out. The fast way to get happy kids is to get rested kids, yet getting kids to go to sleep is often one of the hardest things in… [Continue Reading]
Seven All-Time Favorite Read-Alouds | Sarita Holzmann
As moms, we have the unique privilege and joy to read to our children. As Sonlighters, we get to cuddle on the couch to read every day and call it “doing school.” Glory! The natural love for reading and learning blossoms from these moments we spend together. I have always been a book lover. As… [Continue Reading]
#WALKITOUT #015: Mary DeMuth
In today’s episode, we’re chatting with Mary DeMuth. Mary DeMuth is a former church planter in France and the author of more than thirty books. A sought-after international speaker, she has overcome (through Jesus’s healing) a difficult past to become an authentic example of what it means to live a brand new story. She lives in… [Continue Reading]