Life can make us uneasy, but today we also have the added stress of Covid 19, social unrest, and calls to defund the police. But there’s hope!
Author Ginger Harrington told her story about unrelenting anxiety when she suffered from Grave’s disease. At times she was so fearful she couldn’t drive her kids to school. However, with medication and counseling, she learned to control her emotions. This week, she shared valuable tips with us.
As moms, we realize our children won’t stay with us forever. We teach and guide them so they can have a healthy adult life. However, even when they are young, you can search for that special activity that may evolve into a career.
Jenni Stahlmann operates a special ministry teaching moms how to find a child’s passion and launch them successfully. Her approach fascinated me and you’ll love it too. #fromcradletocalling
Our country celebrated Independence Day, but we live in a time of upheaval when many believe our country is unjust and evil.
Cynthia and her guest, Lisa Worthy Smith, discussed our system of government verses socialism and remembered the heroes in our past.
Terri Gillespie, speaker for Savvy Homeschool conference shared how she struggled with that huge decision.
She’s a speaker for Savvy Homeschool Conference
The conference goes from July 30 – August 1, 2020. Early Bird registration ends SOON
Many in-person events have shut down this year. Savvy Homeschooler arrived to fill that gap. Once you sign up for this virtual event, you can access the material through next fall. Check out our great speakers here.
As we celebrate Independence Day, let’s remember our freedom came with a huge price. Men shed their blood for us.
My guest this week was Kris Rystrom Emmert who told about losing her husband and her recovery. Her story provides encouragement and hope.
Let’s bow to our knees and pray… Dear Father, creator of life and all things beautiful, I praise you for life and liberty in Christ. Thank you that Jesus paid for our redemption with His blood so we could live by your design rather than our passions. In this uneasy time, I run to you for sustenance, guidance, and protection. I entrust my fears to you and rest in the knowledge that you put us here for such a time as this. Help me to accomplish your purpose in these restless days. May I reflect your glory and peace to those lost and confused. In Jesus name, Amen.
In this month of continued uncertainty and yes, chaos, Jehovah Shalom, The One, is certain. May the below Others Centered 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 and peace.
To download, the July 2020 Others Centered Calendar Challenge, click here.
God chose marriage to mirror the relationship between Christ and his church, so he places a high priority on it. In the Old Testament, He said he hated divorce. However, once you get past that wonderful newly-wed feeling, you may find problems arise you never expected.
Author Linda Rooks overcame serious problems in her marriage. This week she shared what she learned to help you make the relationship with your spouse better.
Psalm 8 says God made man “…a little lower than angels and crowned him with glory and honor…”
At times people don’t act like that, but people are valuable because God invested them with His image.
So how should we deal with tough people?
Author Judy R Slegh had son who got on drugs, and she gave us tips from what she learned.
While chatting with friends, one lady asked if we would be married in heaven. A couple of the people in the room said they hoped not, and I noted both of them had difficult marriages. I believe we expect happiness in marriage. Splitting up violates God’s design and causes more pain. Rather than get a divorce, we can work toward understanding our spouse and making things better.
My guest this week was Linda Rondeau. Her latest novel, Second Helpings, covered a rocky marriage that improved. Linda will share her thoughts on making marriage better.
