These DIY Wood Slice Christmas Ornaments are the perfect craft for Christmas parties! Attach them to Christmas presents as you decorate your Christmas packages or simply hang them on your Christmas tree! The ornaments are simple to make, and if you are a crafter, you probably have many of the supplies on hand!
Read MoreChecklist for A Road Trip
Preparing for a road trip or a vacation takes a lot of planning and time, especially when children are along for the ride. Print this free printable packing checklist before you pack for your next road trip!
Read MoreChristmas Traditions for Children
Family Christmas traditions are a wonderful part of growing up in a home filled with love and joy. This new Christmas post highlights 12 delightful traditions for families.
Read MoreFamily Ideas and Resources to Keep Christ in Christmas
Christmas is all about Jesus, and Christian families need to be intentional about keeping Christ in Christmas. This post explores ideas and resources to help families keep Christ in Christmas.
Read MoreHope When Goals and Dreams Collapse
Christ lived and went through the same burdens and pressures as us and never once sinned. He is there to support us and lift us up in our struggles when our hopes and dreams collapse.
Read MoreGreen Juice: A Boost for Fall
My green juice recipe is kid and husband approved, and it tastes absolutely delicious, not to mention all the wonderful nutrition packed in this glass of juice! It is sure to give you a boost during the nice crisp mornings or as an afternoon pick-me-up!
Read MoreTaco Wraps and Homemade Taco Seasoning
Use this homemade taco seasoning recipe to make taco wraps and taco salads. It is sure to become a family favorite!
Read MoreComparison, Contentment, and Compassion: What to Consider When Enough Is Not Enough
It is when we choose to compare ourselves to God and His Word that we have true contentment, joy, and peace. These character traits open the door for us to minister and have compassion on others and their needs. Comparison and discontentment are self-focused traits, and compassion is others focused.
Read MoreConsignment Can Do!
Consignment sales give mothers opportunity to sell outgrown clothing and purchase new clothing. This post features seven tips for a successful consignment sale experience.
Read MoreChildren's Lesson for 9-11 with a Free Printable Coloring Sheet
This teacher resource provides a lesson plan for September 11th using the story, Be the One, the life of Todd Beamer. Lesson ideas and a free printable coloring sheet are included.
Read MoreSuper Cute Handprint Craft for Grandparents Day
This super cute and inexpensive Grandparents Day craft is so simple that you probably have all or most of the materials in your home. No matter if you are a teacher, a mom of little ones, or a homeschool parent, this Grandparents Day craft is perfect for all ages.
Read MoreFour Easy Ways to Improve Your Sight Reading Skills
Four Easy Ways to Improve Your Sight Reading Skills: Practice Sight Reading, Familiarize Yourself with a Variety of Rhythm Patterns, Memorize the Key Signatures, Study the Music and Make Written Notes
Read More14 Quick Tips for Yard Sales
I have a yard sale once or twice a year. It helps our family make extra cash and keeps our house purged of unnecessary and no longer needed items. This post highlights 14 Quick Tips for Yard Sales.
Read MoreJesus, A Friend to the Friendless
During the course of my life, I have had moments and times when I feel friendless or feel like I have very few true friends. The Bible reminds us that in order to have friends, we must show ourselves friendly. But what happens when you are friendly to others and they aren’t friendly to you? Unfortunately, this isn’t just junior high relationships, although it is common in that realm.
Read MoreSeven Ways to Brighten a Home on a Rainy Afternoon
Set a vase of flowers on the table, diffuse essential oils, open the blinds, turn on the music… These are just a few ways to brighten a home on a rainy afternoon. In this post I share seven ways to brighten your home on a dreary rainy day!
Read MoreBeauty Advice for Postpartum Hair Shed
Hair loss is a common problem for new mothers. This post highlights hair styling tips and beauty advice for postpartum hair shedding and loss.
Read MoreHow to Deal with Stage Fright During a Musical Performance
Five Ways to Deal with Stage Fright During a Musical Performance: Pray, Prepare, Practice, Breathe, and Focus
Read More14 Tips for Piano Recitals
Learning to perform as a pianist is important for students of all ages. These 14 Tips for Piano Recitals will be helpful to the young and old alike.
Read MoreAn Unexpected Miscarriage
Miscarriage is difficult for anyone but especially first time moms. My first two pregnancies were miscarriages. Here’s my story and a little window into my heart.
Read MoreVeggie Casserole for Easter Dinner
This Veggie Casserole for Easter Dinner is made using frozen vegetables, sour cream, cheese, and cream soup. Serve with ham, green beans, deviled eggs, and potato salad and you have a complete Easter or anytime meal!
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