Today’s Proverb is dedicated to a mentor in my life who pushes and challenges me to be better – especially when it comes to my new entrepreneurial role. He believes in me, challenges me to always focus on the clear goal and grows me in ways that I never expected.
Five simple ways to shed your spiritual fat and exercise your faith more.
You are invited to participate in An Intentional Advent! Julie Kay Harbour, author, and Leona Dalavai Scott, blogger, are teaming up to put together this series on some thoughtful and intentional ways we can prepare our hearts for the Savior’s birth.
Read Proverbs 29 Today was a rare occasion where I got to do SOAP (scripture, observation, application & prayer) with all three girls at once (yay!). The overall application from the girls was that when we start to feel angry, we should pause and take some deep breaths so we don’t act like fools.
You are invited to participate in An Intentional Advent! Julie Kay Harbour, author, and Leona Dalavai Scott, blogger, are teaming up to put together this series on some thoughtful and intentional ways we can prepare our hearts for the Savior’s birth.
read proverbs 15 Today’s Proverb is dedicated to my mom. Hard to believe, but it was almost 15 years ago that she passed away. She was the most wise, practically-minded and common-sensical person I knew. I miss turning to her for advice and so many other things. For those who have lost parents, grief is…
Read Proverbs 28 I’d like to dedicate today’s Proverb to my dear in-laws. I am blown away daily by their strong work ethic and the big and small ways they help our family. They are part of our “village,” and our family is so grateful. Thank you MIL and Daddy! (Is this how you stay…