Month: December 2013

Join Us: A Book Club for Moms of Tweens & Teens

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  Moms, what does leading with a servant heart look like in a family? When we lead like Jesus, we serve God and others, especially our children, with love as our ultimate goal. So while we’re navigating through the tween and teen years, wouldn’t it be a good idea to consider the leadership style of Jesus and how to apply that to our parenting? Join Us for a Moms Book Club We’re excited to host a Moms Book Club in our Moms Facebook group kicking off on January 14th, and we’d love to have you join us.  Together, we will…

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Modesty: Why It’s Important

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One day, in my teens, I decided to dress up for school. Unfortunately, my idea of dressing up was to emulate what I saw in the popular fashion magazines. I wound up wearing a tight miniskirt. What followed was eye-opening and shaming at the same time. People looked at me differently. Girls stared at me and whispered about me as I passed. A few guys whistled. Some leered. The boys in my class threw pencils under my desk to see if they could get a glance up my skirt. All of them paid attention to me. I admit I felt…

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Your Value as a Mom

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Did you have the chance to read Part 1 of Three Principles that Impact My Parenting last month at The Better Mom? Well this month, I’m sharing Part 2! Come on over here to discover why I believe there is really no difference between a toddler and a teen {sorry teens, I love you a ton and don’t mean to insult you one bit} and why there’s nothing like a mom who puts on a mentoring mindset! [mc4wp_form]

The Power of a Story

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I could feel the sweat on the back of my neck and my stomach starting to turn.  It had been a long time since I had done this and I was well…scared out of my mind.  They were all looking at me and waiting for me to begin.   I was waiting on those things to come out…you know those things…words?  Slowly but surely I began.  I began to share my story. Sharing our stories can be very difficult. There are a lot of things that can keep us from sharing our stories with others.  We’re afraid that they will judge our…

A Perspective on Traditions from a Pastor’s Wife

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Once again, we have the honor of hearing the wisdom of one of my dear friends, Joyce. She is a woman of the Word and deeply committed to sharing the hope of Christ with others. As a pastor’s wife and mom of grown children, Joyce has for as a tender perspective on the meaning of traditions.

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