The year is nearly over. Are days are still numbered, as each one passes. So how will you make the most of each moment? Join me over at the Internet Cafe Devotions for a few thoughts on what it looks like to number your days. Are you looking for a great way to number your days? We’d love to have you join in our M2B Mentoring Study and Training kicking off January 7th. Click here to learn more!
The year is winding down. Looking back is sometimes uncomfortable. But it can also be an opportunity to evaluate what worked, what didn’t work, and what you’d like to do differently. Looking forward is sometimes hopeful. But it can also be filled with anxiety, fear, and uncertainty. How do you feel about 2012 wrapping up? What are your hopes for 2013? I’m sharing a little bit about this over at the Internet Cafe Devotions, especially in light of what it would mean to live as someone new, ditching those old habits that reflect anything but Christ dwelling in us. Come…
Grace. We need it. Especially in our relationships. Especially as moms of tweens and teens! Grace is a gift from the Lord that enables us to do life God’s way. It is by grace that we can see life through God’s lens, choosing to act and react according to the Word by the power of the Holy Spirit at work within our lives. It is this grace that gives us pause and place to think before we speak. It is grace that allows us to respond tenderly instead of with condemnation. It is grace that we need in our parenting,…
Can I invite you to step back in time and search out that little girl inside of you? For a moment, catch her dreaming of life all grown up. What did she want to be? What brought her the greatest joy? How did she like to use her hands? Her mind? Her heart? What were her hopes? Were they dashed or realized? Somewhere, deep down in that little girl’s life, God was about the business of wiring you up for His purposes. From before the time you were born, God’s plan was made… …read more at the Internet Cafe Devotions,…
The windows turn into mirrors, black with night, reflecting more than darkness outside. As I turn to respond to my daughter, I see my face frowning with irritation. My body wrenches. Secret thoughts insist, “Isn’t it bedtime already?” Not quite yet. Teeth are brushed. Jammies are on. Clothes are picked out. But my children need to talk. They need to unload the moments of unrest stifled by the noise of classmates, homework, and sports commitments. > read more at the Internet Cafe Devotions [divider_line] If this is your first visit from the Internet Cafe, welcome! Thanks for stopping by today. …
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