Seasons of Humility

About the Book Most Christians agree that Christmas is all about Jesus, yet most of us spend little time preparing our hearts to celeb...

I'm one of those people who has tons of journals, many of them partly used. I love having them around for writing down ideas, feeling...

My mom and I went on our annual outing to see the lupines this past weekend - and while each year brings another wonderful experience, t...

Watching The Croods for the first time with my family was an unexpected delight. When my sister said she enjoyed seeing it with other...

On this, the U.S. National Day of Prayer , we begin a very special blog tour. Cats Are Part of His Kingdom, Too is a devotional book ...

Yes, for the third year in a row, I'm posting the same devotional for Easter. This post was inspired by my love of the movie Tuck Everla...

I'm the type of person who adores new beginnings. I love changing the calendar to a new month, turning to a fresh page in my planner...

Tonight I've set up an outdoor projector screen so that we can enjoy a movie while we snack on our s'mores and some popcorn! I ...

It's been a long (but hopefully rewarding!) day - so let's relax around the campfire with a thermos of hot chocolate (complete wit...

Tonight we're having a barbecue along with our campfire - so feel free to help yourself to some steaks or hamburgers or veggie burgers...

Happy April! With a new month comes a few new changes: I've deleted my "Mondays for the Military" page. This is not to say tha...

How do you define your self-worth? The answer is a simple one for a Christian, in theory: God. He's the One whose love and grace gives u...

Have you ever been so familiar with a story that even though you agonized over the trials the characters go through, you knew that things we...

Some stories are beautiful because of their complexity - all the thought-provoking details that come together to form a grand whole. (A grea...

Some stories have a great message but don't weave it in well with the plot - simply adding it to the end like a caboose or forcing it up...