We focused on mothers this month, and this week we have a special treat. Can mothers and daughters get along? Yes! A mother/daughter team offer their mothering secrets. Blythe Daniel and her mother Helen McIntosh write together and enjoy sharing their fabulous relationship tools.
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Women want to have children, and usually we bear a child without problems. However, when a mother suffers a miscarriage, she grieves the loss. After going through that several times, she’s fearful about the outcome.
My guest this week was Jenny Albers. She shared how she lost two babies. She shared with us how she survived pregnancy after loss. Her book is called Surviving Pregnancy After Loss.
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We celebrate Mother’s Day this week, and I look back and remember how Mom folded towels. She always folded them in thirds and in thirds again. As a child, I thought everyone did it that way. Now I wonder if Mom did that so they would fit in her narrow linen closet. Of course, now I know not everyone folds this way.
As Mother’s Day comes around again, you may wonder how to encourage moms who are different. They might wash their dishes instead of using a dishwasher. Or they might use organic soap. How can we reach out to moms who don’t look like us? Author Peggy Sue Wells shared wisdom this week on how people and families can get along.
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“Dear Father, we lift our hearts in thanksgiving and praise for warm weather and flowers. Thank you for infusing beauty in this world to remind us how creative and lovely you are. We praise you for the mothers you gave to nurture us. May we remember them fondly and forgive their failures, as we recall you are the only perfect parent. We pray you will bless our motherly blunders and mold our dear children into your image. In the Name of Jesus, we pray, Amen.”
May the below Others-Centered May Calendar Challenge be an encouragement to you and those around you. My team and I pray these prompts get you one step closer toward our God, the Ultimate Father, who controls ALL things, including justice, peace, and the nations.
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I used to watch cartoons when I was young, but today your child could see inappropriate material. People are now infusing the new sexual agenda everywhere. How can parents teach the birds n bees in a world gone crazy?
My guest this week was Hillary Ferrer who started Mama Bear Apologetics. She shared ways parents can cope with false ideas that abound in the twenty-first century. Hillary’s latest book is Mama Bear Apologetics: A Guide to Sexuality.
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Great news! He has risen. He has risen indeed!
If someone could disprove the resurrection, Christianity would fall apart. But they haven’t. They can’t.
Easter is the most important holiday of the year because we celebrate Jesus resurrection. When he walked the earth he gave the ‘sign of Jonah.’ When people asked him to prove who he was, he said the Son of Man would be three days and nights in the earth like Jonah spent three days in the belly of the whale. He also said he would tear down this temple and rebuild it in three days, meaning his body. In essence, he made a promise. I will rise again. And he did that, proving he was the Son of God.
Mary and Martha found the tomb empty. Jesus appeared to his disciples, and to over 500 people at one time. I Corinthians 15 says that because he rose, we can be certain we will rise too. That’s the hope and joy of Easter.
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The decisions we make impact our lives and the lives of those around us. Remember, Eve chose to eat the forbidden fruit, and the world changed forever.
Peggy Sue Wells joined me today. She co-authored The Patent, which centered around decision making. Peggy Sue talked about writing the book and shared how to make good decisions.
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