Do you want to craft a family of purpose and chase God together? That doesn’t just happen by accident. Living a lifestyle with the freedom to follow God’s call requires us to be intentional. Let me share the steps we took to order our family so we could make an impact on the world for… [Continue Reading]
Christian
Congratulations to the Realm Awards 2021 Winners
I’m wishing heartfelt congratulations to the Realm Awards 2021 Winners. Last weekend (over my 50th birthday!) I attended the Realm Makers Conference in St. Louis, Missouri, with my husband John and son Nathan (author of Bask). I hope you enjoy learning about the winners and take a look at what they have to offer! Congratulations… [Continue Reading]
Finding Purpose Through Calendar White Space
Finding Purpose Through Calendar White Space can change your life–and that of your family. Years ago, I sat down with my husband John and, with his help, cleared away the calendar clutter that was robbing me of peace and purpose. Today, we live very busy–yet structured–purpose-filled lives that give our family the time and space… [Continue Reading]
London Calling! A Tale of a Sale
London Calling! Here’s a tale of sale–are you looking for a few good reads to pass the long summer days? Take a jaunt across the pond with my London Chronicles Series. Right now the ebook of A Daring Escape and A Secret Courage are on sale for only $1.99 each at your favorite ebook retailer!… [Continue Reading]
Mom, Your Life Matters. You Matter.
“Mom, your life matters, you matter,” I told them. The words were barely out of my mouth when I heard the sniffles and saw women quickly wiping away the tears that managed to escape. My words hit a tender part of their hearts—and maybe yours, too. Today I share what God says about Mothering and… [Continue Reading]
Walk it Out #170: Husband Auditions with Angela Ruth Strong
Husband Auditions with Angela Ruth Strong What if you were a romance author and you decided that romance was simply an illusion? What if you then discovered a love that will last only find out you have cancer? As writers, we create all types of conflict for our characters, but conflict in real life often… [Continue Reading]
Walk it Out #169: The Power of Writing It Down with Allison Fallon
The Power of Writing It Down with Allison Fallon Can good things come to those who write? Today’s guest Allison Fallon knows that most people think of writing as a chore, but she considers it self-care. And, after this interview, I agree! Writing has power. Writing helps us find our voice and pay attention to… [Continue Reading]
Walk it Out #168: The Nature of Fragile Things with Susan Meissner
The Nature of Fragile Things with Susan Meissner Don’t you love to get swept away by a novel? I do! One of my favorite novelists is Susan Meissner. I’m currently reading The Nature of Fragile Things and it’s so good. It’s one of those novels that you can’t help but thinking about even when you’re… [Continue Reading]
Walk it Out #167: How Loving Your Neighbor Changes The World
How Loving Your Neighbor Changes The World We often think that leading someone to Christ is all about us saying the right things or doing the right things. Today my guests Dave and Jon Ferguson help us take the pressure off. Through their book B.L.E.S.S, these pastors/brothers invite us to really reach out to our… [Continue Reading]
Walk it Out #166: Is It Just Me? With Grace Valentine
Is It Just Me? with Grace Valentine Many people in their twenties feel alone in hurt, doubt, and fear. Many young people feel they have to earn God’s love. They also feel it’s easier to trust themselves than God. Yet, they also want to introduce others to Christ. That’s hard to do when you have… [Continue Reading]
Walk it Out #165: So Worth Loving with Eryn Eddy
So Worth Loving with Eryn Eddy “I’ve made some poor decisions in life; I’ve also made some bold decisions about moving forward and doing the best I can with what I know,” writes this week’s guest Eryn Eddy. “After my choices left me battling a diminished sense of self-esteem and wondering if I had a… [Continue Reading]