Kay Arthur Precept Bible Studies for Kids
I have been doing Precept Bible studies for several years. They have been integral in deepening my understanding of the Bible. After doing one of…
Poise — The Antidote to Dumb and Dumber
The Importance of Building Character Part V: It’s the beginning of a new year, and there is no better time to set some fresh goals….
Big Affection from Little People
My son Kellus is three years old and is the most affectionate person I know. His little hugs, soft touches, and tickles come at my…
A Lost Puppy and a Heartbroken Boy
Our friends got their son a couple of puppies, and those little guys are adorable! Full of wonder and adventure, those little pups follow each…
Step Three Out of Angry – My New Rule
Author’s note: If it weren’t for all of you, I would not be sharing this embarrassing little anecdote. You’ve been honest in sharing your struggles…
How to Stop the Mom Guilt
I stood slicing cucumbers in the kitchen when my 10-year-old son, Nathan, entered, eyes bright. “Mom, guess what. Colter got four rabbits, and he’s part of…
What to Do When Your Child is in the Hospital
One of the scariest experiences as a parent is having a precious child injured or ill. It usually catches us by surprise, leaving us confused,…
Danger. Beware. Tablecloths Lurking.
There are some things I forgot in the 16 years between babies, such as the dangers of tablecloths. As soon as Alyssa was old enough to…
Handling Conflict with Special Education Personnel
“Other parents with autistic children manage to do this all the time, so why can’t you?” The above statement, made by a person in charge…
The Perfect Mom
I bet if you polled 100 moms, all 100 would say they wished they could be more perfect. That’s what we want. To be the…