There's Nowhere Like Home
The low-grade nostalgia and homesickness I feel for the homes I've had in my life are there to remind me that home is not here on this earth. It's with my Father in heaven.
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The low-grade nostalgia and homesickness I feel for the homes I've had in my life are there to remind me that home is not here on this earth. It's with my Father in heaven.
A reflection on stewarding and rejoicing in today.
Our desire to have people in our home regularly has created a need to always be prepared to do so. These are some ways I make hospitality easier.
When determining what habits to practice, consider your schedule, commitments, and values. I use a three-tiered system for habit formation and time management.
If how we use time is determined primarily by our habits, then how do we start building in good habits that ultimately lead us to use our time wisely for the purpose of loving God, neighbor, and fulfilling the Great Commission?
Habit formation must be grounded in love of God and love of neighbor, which will allow us to obey the Great Commission.
Building good habits will help you steward your time well, maintain perspective on your level of busyness, and allow you to say "yes" to opportunities that come your way.
As parents, we are convinced that we are the primary disciplers of our children. We are stumbling our way through teaching our children how to pray.
As parents, we are convinced that we are the primary disciplers of our children. We have found two ways to help our children learn the Bible and incorporate it in our family's daily routine.