Contrary to what the world tells us, setting limits and habits in our lives is actually a powerful way to help us grow. This book shows why and how.
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Contrary to what the world tells us, setting limits and habits in our lives is actually a powerful way to help us grow. This book shows why and how.
Parenting requires commitment and skill. Here are five commitments parents need to make, plus a list of skills they can teach their children.
A quick look at the topic of submission in marriage plus some resources on walking through situations where abuse may be suspected.
As we explore the curriculum of kindness, our families should be the first recipients of our care. We’ll start by taking a look at how we can teach a godly vision of marriage and train the younger women to love their husbands.
In this post, we will focus on the aspect of kindness—a way we express love to others in our relationships.
While the Bible does not define a specific course of training for women discipling women, it does trace some broad strokes on what we are to teach and pass on to each other. This post looks at the foundational teaching we need to wrestle with ourselves, even as we help others grow.
Before we become spiritual mothers, we are spiritual children. Two commitments we need to make even as we seek to disciple other women.
Through the heat of our lives, God has good purposes: to reveal us our hearts. He does this through opening our eyes to see the thorns that show up, so we might know where we need to grow.
Change is possible: an introduction to the point, possibility, process and picture of change.
A new quarter means a new topic! Join me in the next few months as we look at change in the deepest, hidden parts of us to encourage growth in Christlikeness.
An introduction to this summer’s series on Scripture, how to personally equip ourselves and use it in our conversations and counsel.
The process of change is a slow one, but over time, little drops can carve deep transformation.
Meditation is a buzzword these days that rightly raises red flags. What is it and why should we practice it? Part 1 of a 3-part series.
Let’s be honest here. Sometimes I don’t want to read the Bible or pray. But we also know this hampers our growth. What can we do to increase our desire for God?
God uses everything in our lives to help us grow and mature. Here are three lessons I learned as I wrote this past year.
We all need regular physical checkups. Are you getting regular spiritual checkups as well? Here are some ways to let God evaluate your heart.
One of my favorite resources to use in getting to the heart transformation we long for.
Connecting the dots is not something we do alone. We need God and we need His people. What can wise counsel do for us and who do we look for?
Connecting the dots includes worshipping God in the everyday through abiding, keeping an eternal perspective, and serving Him in the ordinary.