The Power of Community: A Journey with Mandy Arioto
In the modern world, parenting can be both an incredible joy and a significant challenge. As parents navigate the complex journey of raising their children,
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Deepening Your Prayer Life: Lessons from Addison Bevere
In this blog post, we will explore a thought-provoking podcast episode featuring Addison Bevere, CEO of Messenger International and author of “Words with God: Trading
Creating a School of Love In Your Home
Do you consider your household to be a school of love? If you were to ask me what our home is like, on most days
My Prayer and Expectations for My Daughter
There is nothing like an answered prayer. “Big” ones. “Small” ones. It doesn’t really matter. When God answers a prayer that you have, it
My Prayer For My Daughter
I’m sure you’ve been asked the question, what keeps you up at night? Your response will vary based on the two different connotations that this
The Value of Forgiveness
By Jonathan Pitts “Daddy, here, take this money!” my 7 year old blubbered as she cried in much shame and sadness. “Why are you giving
Blessed With Discomfort
“…the man who sighs after God, who is uneasy till he is made like Christ, that is the blessed man.” -Charles Spurgeon I was reading
3 Goals to Help Your Family Focus This Fall
By Jonathan Pitts Whether your children are starting back to school in mid August or post Labor Day, you have crossed the mid summer hump,
Be Transparent
By Jonathan Pitts I woke up early Sunday morning, as I often do, prior to any of my other family members. I wasn’t feeling especially
Daddy, don’t doubt yourself! We can do it!
“And a little child will lead them…..” Isaiah 11:6 The day started with much excitement, and nothing could curtail my enthusiasm or optimism. You see,
Juicy Fruit
Instilled in my mind and in my actions are the desire and the will to teach my family the things of God. There is
A Dad’s Choice
I’m pushing my grocery cart through the Walmart parking lot, struggling to keep it moving in a straight line. Initially I’m annoyed. I’m thinking I
