One thing Mark and I have found to be important in our marriage is staying in touch throughout the day. We used to share a phone call over the lunch hour, but we’ve moved to texting off and on throughout the day. As I’ve shared before, we also use a...
“Humility takes a supply of supernatural strength that comes only to those strong enough to admit weakness.” —-Beth Moore
Crystal McDowell has been married for over 22 years and together they raise five children. In her very spare time, she writes, speaks, and teaches with a passion to encourage women with Biblical truths. Crystal is a speaker at our 2013 Hearts at Home conferences. You...
It’s time! It’s time! It’s time! Time to register for the November 8-9, North Central Hearts at Home conference in Rochester, Minnesota. Moms from dozens of states and some from Canada will be joining us for the final No More Perfect Moms event of...
“Life will sometimes hand you a magical moment. Savor it.” — Jackson H. Brown
Today’s guest post is from Carla Link. Carla and her husband, Joey have worked with an international parenting ministry for over 20 years. Joey is a pastor and Carla’s degree is in social work. Together they bring a unique blend of practical teaching to parents. Their...
You’ll find timely encouragement, whether you are sitting with a cup of coffee perusing Facebook or have locked yourself in the bathroom for a few moments of sanity. I’m curious: What are some of your favorite Facebook pages?
Thirty years ago today Mark and I said “I do.” My 19-year-old mind had danced with visions of perfection of both our wedding day and our marriage relationship. My 23-year-old husband had similar expectations. The day of our wedding turned out to be one of...
Thirty times on June 25, we have celebrated our wedding anniversary. Over the years we’ve celebrated in many different ways: 1) We’ve written love notes to each other. 2) We’ve gone away for an overnight at a hotel in town. (We use Priceline.com to...
“Significant things happen in our lives when we don’t allow fear to rule the situation.” — Stormie Omartian
