Join us for the Empowered to Connect Conference Live Simulcast Friday, April 7 and Saturday, April 8 8:30am – 5:00pm (both days) First Reformed Church in Sioux Center, Iowa Register to attend by March 30: http://katelynsfund.org/community/events/empowertoconnect ...
We as Christ-followers are called to be influencers. We are called to be set apart and holy (Lev. 20:26, Heb. 10:10) and in doing so influence (Matt. 5:16) the world around us for God’s good. In my church, we are studying through the bible with a reading plan call Love this Book. I have been challenged again about God’s beautiful design to have His people look different from the other people around them. Different in a way that is intriguing...
Our first adopted child joined us as the fourth child in our family. When we told our parents/siblings we were adopting, there were questions and doubts. Many had a story of someone who had adopted a child who ruined their life, was a “black seed”….(oh my word)……and we had to stand firm and with conviction tell our family that our decision to adopt came from a call from the Lord and a long season of prayer and discussion……..
Join us for the Empowered to Connect Conference Live Simulcast Friday, April 7 and Saturday, April 8 8:30am – 5:00pm (both days) First Reformed Church in Sioux Center, Iowa Register to attend by March 30: http://katelynsfund.org/community/events/empowertoconnect ...
Join us for the Empowered to Connect Conference Live Simulcast Friday, April 7 and Saturday, April 8 8:30am – 5:00pm (both days) First Reformed Church in Sioux Center, Iowa Register to attend by March 30: http://katelynsfund.org/community/events/empowertoconnect ...
How is school going for you near the end of the year? I don’t know about you, but this time of year is difficult for me. In the interest of full disclosure, by this time of year, I am embarrassed by my own school mom failures. I am embarrassed that my child doesn’t always have her homework done. I hate that my child doesn’t always study for her spelling tests. I wish my child was never in the wrong when there’s the inevitable...
The other day, I was working on my daughter’s hair, marveling at her ability to sit still and tolerate the pulling and tugging without screaming, melting down and fighting me. I was thinking back to how well she tolerated change in plans over the weekend when we were travelling and in a hotel…..and when the answer was “no” there was only a pouty face for a minute and then an ability to accept that “no” and move on. Whoa. ...