This verse is dedicated to all of the fine counselors and therapists I know. They are a special bunch of folks who can offer feedback, insights and so much wonderful counsel. It’s also dedicated to my niece, who is a psychology major. She listens well and doesn’t judge so I think she’s already on the right track.
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.
Use encouraging verses to provide comfort, hope and strength for situations when words are simply not enough.
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.
READ PROVERBS 11 Today’s Proverb is so rich with wisdom. And there are so many examples to draw from for everyday life. I remember my mom would tell me stories about her mom buying grains or rice in India when she was young. She recalled how the merchants would cheat their customers by adding small…
The story of the 10 lepers, in Luke 17 reveals several ways to practice greater gratitude.
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.