Thank you to those of you who shared your prayer requests with me last week. It has been my privilege to pray for you over the past week. As I pored over your requests, the depth of hurt and pain struck me. There are seasons of life when the hurt runs deep and some...
“Remember that your ultimate goal is for your children to grow up secure in your love, strong in their faith, and with sound character.” ~Gary Chapman
I’m excited to share with you that I’m pregnant…with another book! Ha! That caught your eye, didn’t it! (My parents are probably picking themselves up off the ground. Breathe in…breathe out mom and dad. It’s another BOOK! I’m...
Ever since I’ve began super couponing a little over two years ago, I am always looking for wonderful deals to take advantage of using coupons. Yesterday I was able to order a $30 (plus shipping) photo book from Shutterfly for just $10 (plus shipping) using...
I’m a firm believer in prayer. I’ve seen prayer change a marriage…mine to be specific. I’ve seen prayer change the heart of a wayward teenager. I’ve seen prayer calm an anxious heart. I’ve seen prayer lift the burden of a heavy...
“Each day of our lives we make deposits in the memory banks of our children.” ~ Chuck Swindoll
Today’s guest post is from Heather Riggleman. Heather is a wife and mother to three, one with special needs . You can find Heather chugging coffee and sharing her latest in the trenches of motherhood at her site www.heatherriggleman.com or on...
Dear Jill, I’ve read your book No More Perfect Moms. It has been absolutely life-changing for me as I have learned to love my real life. I have one question, though: What’s the difference between excellence and perfection? I’m trying to figure that...
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
