Christmas Gifts for the Bride
Christmas-shopping bills plus wedding expenses can equal one slightly stressed (okay, highly stressed) mother of the…
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Christmas Gifts for the Bride
Christmas-shopping bills plus wedding expenses can equal one slightly stressed (okay, highly stressed) mother of the…
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Realistic December Wedding Planning
December wedding planning has a different set of rules, Mother of the Bride. And if you…
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Realistic December Wedding Planning
December wedding planning has a different set of rules, Mother of the Bride. And if you…
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Midweek Morsel: God Sings Because of Us!
Did you know that God sings? This past January, one of the devotions in Journey, Lifeway’s…
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Wedding Thoughts from Anne Lamott’s Plan B
Mother of the Bride, have you ever read any of Anne Lamott’s work? She has a…
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Prediction: A Special Memento for the Couple
I have a prediction to make. After all you spend on your girl and her wedding,…
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Wedding Day: Sweet Family Moments in Store
So much awaits you, Mother of the Bride, on your grown-up girl’s wedding day. Without a…
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Most Important Part of Wedding Day Attire
Mother of the Bride, have you started shopping for your dress for the big day yet?…
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The Kiss of God
Special touches from God—those moments that fill and warm the heart. Those moments when we feel…
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Midweek Morsel: Bringing Sunshine to Others
“But may they who love [God] be like the sun when it rises in its strength.”…
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Midweek Morsel: Giving and Receiving
The one who gives also receives. It’s a principle we see proven true time and again….
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A Date with My Christmas Tree
My friends, I’m thirsty. Thirsty for a date with my Christmas tree. And no, I don’t…
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Causing Others to Rejoice
“May those who fear you rejoice when they see me, for I have put my hope…
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Energized
You know the feeling. The lift in your spirit, the yes in your heart, the light…
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The Little Things
A cup of hot chocolate. A pretty journal. A sweet comment on my blog. All of…
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A Winner and a Pearl from the Word
Somebody’s next trip to Barnes & Noble just got a little more fun. You guessed it—we’ve got…
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Pain Before Pleasure
Sometimes new things—good things—hurt. Think of the pain that precedes or accompanies some of the happenings…
