Don’t Forget the “Good People”
My son started first grade a couple weeks ago. He was nervous but excited and went eagerly to class. The year before in kindergarten, my boy would get up on time every morning and was a...
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Finding Your Place in God’s Will
Sitting across from me at my desk is a wonderful woman who is crying. The person across from me changes, but much of what they all say is the same. They study, sacrifice, try as hard as...
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Are You Shaming Yourself?
“My daughter is coming home from college, lost in life and feeling like a failure for not passing her college courses. I don’t know how to help her!” This statement was made in a ...
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Four Steps to Foster Self-Worth
If you haven’t already looked at it, check out our “Confidence is Not Worth” article to help yourself identify the differences between self-confidence, self-esteem and self-worth....
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Confidence is Not Worth
Self- worth is not the same as self- confidence. I heard this statement a few times in the podcast Born to Impact. “Having self-confidence is not the same thing as having self-worth....
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Some Families are Close
Some families are close. Super close. The “go-to” person they call when they need something or want to do something is a cousin or sibling. That is how my husband grew up. I remembe...
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My Grandma is Dying
My grandma is dying. It’s funny how life throws things your way and asks you to review your beliefs and your perspective on things. I know that people die, that we all will die. And I...
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Onions and Parables: Lessons from the Young Rich Man
Parables are often compared to onions as there are so many lessons that can be learned as the layers are peeled back. The other day we were discussing several parables that Christ taugh...
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A Little Grace
Do you ever see friends or colleagues and you just know they are having a rough day? I think it is wonderful to catch up with people, especially if they don’t seem to be in the same m...
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