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“Husbands, love your wives, as Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her.” (Ephesians 5:25 NIV).Falling in love is easy. Staying in love is hard work. It takes deliberate effort to follow through on the vows we make on our wedding...

So why am I considering sending my fragile little girl out into the wild middle school, especially after I’d kept my big boys home?

I wish I could say because we're Christians, things are different. But I can't.

I am a cancer mom. And I'd like to share my journey.

A lot of life needs to happen without forethought. Here are a few things you can do without great pondering.

What hurts you the most is the thing that makes you great.

Relax and trust your teachable heart.

Putting yourself out there is hard...

You put yourself out there. Gathered some opinions. Now what?

What do you do when you're not ready for a baby?

The Golden Rule. I dare you to live it.

Have you ever had to say good-bye to someone you love?

There’s a season for everything, right? Even rest? So why does it feel like rest is something to be equated with lazy?

Nineteen days of self-denial. Gone in a less than a minute. I've failed. Again.

There is incredible and amazing power behind praying scripture over our children.

If we can trust in God with the mountains, why not give Him our foothills too.

Let's stand together and pray for our children to grow and mature and become world changers.

When someone invests time in me, I have a choice.

Babysitter. Body Guard. Manager. Safety Net. Advisor. If you’re a parent, you’ve held them all by the time your children dive from the nest.

Things change. Time grows our children. Life opens up new doors. I know this. But still—change hurts. Even when it’s good.