The Proverbs 31 woman has long been admired as the standard of godly womanhood. She is diligent, wise, compassionate, and strong. She tends to her home, supports her husband, raises her children, and extends her hands to others in need. For many of us...
Have you ever noticed that the closer you try to draw near to God, the more life seems to fall apart? Maybe the moment you commit to reading your Bible daily, unexpected busyness fills your mornings. Or when you decide to start praying consistently,...
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Aging is a season none of us can escape, yet it brings with it both beauty and heartbreak. For me, this truth became very real recently when my mom suffered a fall that led to two brain bleeds and a traumatic brain injury (TBI)....
Talking with Kids About Tough Topics: Gentle Guidance for Hard Conversations As parents and caregivers, we want to shield our children from the pain and uncertainty of life. But the truth is—kids face loss and change too. Whether it’s the death of a loved...
CoopChecklistWhen we bought our farmhouse earlier this year, we inherited more than just creaky wood floors, wide-open fields, and a to-do list that never seems to end — we also inherited a sturdy dog kennel sitting just off the back pasture. At first glance,...
Caring for an aging parent is already filled with emotion, sacrifice, and hard decisions. But when that parent also has a personality disorder—and uses manipulation to get their way—the role of caregiver becomes even more complicated. Many adult children feel torn between guilt and...
It’s that time again. The backpacks are being dusted off, lunchboxes are reappearing on kitchen counters, and school supply lists are stretching longer than my grocery receipts. (Seriously, do glue sticks multiply every year?) Whether you’re sending off littles to kindergarten, navigating middle school...
Meal planning is a lot like herding cats—except the cats are hungry, have dietary restrictions, and argue about green beans. If you’re juggling meals for a multigenerational household, you already know it’s part chef, part nutritionist, and part magician. Whether you’re cooking for kids...
Why estate planning is an act of love your family will thank you for I never imagined I’d spend so much time in probate court. But here I am—signing papers, chasing signatures, and sorting through legal mazes that feel more suited to a courtroom...