by seeking grace & gratitude | Mar 25, 2021 | Book Review, Giveaway, God, Kids, Uncategorized
Indescribable: For Little Ones By Louie Giglio with Tama Fortner There’s been a lot of science talk on the news in recent years. Whether it be scientific claims, the overuse and deception of scientism (which is rooted in opinion, bias or political agenda rather...
by seeking grace & gratitude | Feb 2, 2021 | Book Review, faith, Kids, Uncategorized
Goliath Must Fall: Winning the Battle Against Your Giants, For Young Readers By Louie Giglio It used to be said, “kids today have it so much easier….” than kids of the past. As a parent of five children who grew up in the ‘80s and ‘90s, I wouldn’t say that is...
by seeking grace & gratitude | Mar 25, 2020 | Book Review, Family, Kids, Motherhood, Uncategorized
Good Night, My Darling Dear: Prayers and Blessings for You By Amy Kavelaris There is so much uncertainty in our world today, it can be unsettling to think about what the future may hold for the next generation. The unknown can cause fear within us, leading us to hide...
by seeking grace & gratitude | Feb 28, 2020 | Book Review, Kids, Uncategorized
PJ Time: 100 Devotions to Light Up the Night Illustrated by Ela Smietanka Baths, books, pajama snuggles and “good night” prayers are regular players in my family’s bedtime routine. While I enjoy closing out the day with prayers whispered into the ears of my...
by seeking grace & gratitude | Dec 13, 2019 | Book Review, faith, Family, Kids, Uncategorized
Faith Forward Family Devotional By Ruth and Patrick Schwenk As my children get older, I am constantly seeking ways to connect and apply the Gospel to our everyday living and interactions. Our church does a fantastic job of supplying monthly devotional material that is...
by seeking grace & gratitude | Nov 18, 2019 | Book Review, Family, Kids, Uncategorized
How Great is Our God: 100 indescribable devotions about God & Science By Louie Giglio Kids are very curious little creatures and the amount of questions they have and things they wonder about seems to be endless. But as a parent (or grandparent, guardian,...
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