Finding Grace-Filled Confidence in the Chaos
Want to practice grace filled parenting? These five thought-provoking principles will help you put biblical motherhood into practice in a healthy, purposeful way! This post was first published on April 22, 2013. Updated October 10, 2019. When it comes to parenting and child-training, it’s easy to quantify how we’re doing by the results we’re getting: […] Read more…
“Therefore the Lord longs to be gracious to you, and therefore He waits on high to have compassion on you. For the Lord is a God of justice; how blessed are all those who long for Him.” Isaiah 30:18, ESV This verse from Isaiah, addressed to God’s people, is one I need to read over […] Read more…
I realize that this should have been February’s post, since it’s a 12 part look at grace, designed to be shared on once a month! But February got away from me (it is the shortest month of the year, after all), so here we are look at part two of this series on the 3rd […] Read more…
You may recall that a few days ago, I shared 12 Bible verses for when you need grace {you can download printable note cards of these verses for free} as a further explanation of my “one word” for 2014, which is, obviously, grace! I mentioned in that post that here at the blog we will […] Read more…
Webster’s 1828 Dictionary defines grace in many ways. My favorite of the definitions is this: “Appropriately the free unmerited love and favor of God, the spring and source of all the benefits men receive from him.” In the past, I’ve encouraged you as a fellow momma to receive grace and talked about how grace is […] Read more…
I despise the word “resolution”. Not because of the meaning. In fact, I love how Webster’s 1828 Dictionary defines this word: “Fixed purpose or determination of mind; as a resolution to reform our lives; a resolution to undertake an expedition.” The reason I don’t like it is probably because I fail miserably at “resolving”, “being resolved” or keeping […] Read more…