Proverbs 18:4 The words of a man’s mouth are deep waters; the fountain of wisdom is a bubbling brook. “He’s 14, and he’s taken to grunting.” Yep, those words came out of my husband’s mouth on a recent double-date, and they are oh so accurate. It is amazing how much can be said in…… Continue reading BOY MOM MONDAY – Proverbs 18:4 Deep Waters
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BOY MOM MONDAY – Proverbs 17 – Forgiveness
Proverbs 17:9 He who covers an offense promotes love, but whoever repeats the matter separates close friends. Without forgiveness friendships become superficial. They become catty. They can even fall completely apart. When I began dating Corey, I kind of dropped the ball on a friendship with a close friend. Where I used to eat with…… Continue reading BOY MOM MONDAY – Proverbs 17 – Forgiveness
BOY MOM MONDAY – Proverbs 16:25 The Right Path
Proverbs 16:25 There is a way that seems right to man, but in the end it leads to death. Our family enjoys backpacking together. Following a trail in the woods away from regular life gives us quality uninterrupted family time, great exercise and an appreciation for all the modern conveniences we enjoy in our day-to-day.…… Continue reading BOY MOM MONDAY – Proverbs 16:25 The Right Path
BOY MOM MONDAY – Proverbs 15:31 – Rebuking
(My Boy Mom Monday devos came to a halt in January because, well, cancer. I’m still committed to making my way through the Proverbs in prayer for my boys, and now that cancer is no longer occupying 100% of my time and energy, I’m ready to get back to it. I’d love for you to join…… Continue reading BOY MOM MONDAY – Proverbs 15:31 – Rebuking
Sanctuary For My Soul – The Devotion I Wrote to Myself
January 6th was my deadline for my contribution to the TCW devotional book, Sanctuary For My Soul. January 9th I found a lump in my breast. January 20th I was diagnosed with breast cancer. My devotion quickly forgotten, (along with pretty much every other non-essential part of my life), I was shoved into a daily…… Continue reading Sanctuary For My Soul – The Devotion I Wrote to Myself