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We Should Be Packing, But Instead We’re Hosting This Crazy-Huge Giveaway
As I shared a couple of weeks ago, World Vision’s Bloggers are going on another trip, and they’ve invited me to go along again. This time, we’re headed to Sri Lanka, an island country just south of India. Our hope and prayer is that you’ll follow our journey, find hope and inspiration in the stories…
Read MoreBooks, Battles, and Bullies
I have a tough time finding good fiction for my kids, especially my boys. Most of my favorites have zero appeal (he’s just not into Anne of Green Gables and Trixie Belden). My son is almost ten, and we’re in this awkward phase in which books like “Diary of a Wimpy Kid” are too easy…
Read MoreThe Apology We Should Have Seen from Jared Wilson
UPDATE: Jared posted a genuine apology and removed the original post. I really appreciate what he said and accept his explanation for leaving the original post up for a time. Thank you Jared. have been thinking a lot about Jared Wilson and wondering what he really thinks, in the privacy of his thoughts, about his…
Read MoreWhere I’ll Be in the Month of May
For a year now, I’ve committed to write Monday/ Wednesday/ Friday here on the blog. It has been excellent writing discipline and the consistency is something I hear that blog readers like. (Do you like consistency?) I’ve felt this pull in my spirit for the last few weeks to step away from this schedule, at…
Read MorePowerful Words Are Like Tabasco Sauce ~ Just Write
He reads slowly, painfully slow to a speed reader like myself. But he savors every word, every nuance, and looks up with full grasp of what the black-and-white says. I so easily forget what the letters and spaces say I get so buried in the dialogue and context in my head. He thinks for a…
Read MoreSpirit-Led Parenting: Best Book on Baby’s First Year I’ve Ever Read ~ Review & Giveaway
A few weeks ago, I received an advance copy of Spirit-Led Parenting: From Fear to Freedom in Baby’s First Year by Megan Tietz and Laura Oyer. My baby turns five this summer, but the guilt and fear of the baby years left bruises and scars that I still carry today. Those wounds began to heal…
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