I read a blog today where the grown child said,””Mom, we never knew we were poor. You always acted like we were rich.” I thought this was such a beautiful testimony. It should really be true for every Christian because … Continue reading →

I am continuing to meditate on our powerful and yet tender shepherding role as mothers. I love the description of David from Psalm 78:71-72, “He chose David also his servant, and took him from the sheepfolds: from following the ewes … Continue reading →

Sometimes I need to remind myself that we truly have everything we need as women, wives and mothers. We are not impoverished, and we lack no good thing. “My God shall supply all your need according to his riches in … Continue reading →

Who are the content ones? Paul says, “Not that I speak in respect of want: for I have learned, in whatsoever state I am, therewith to be content.” Phil 4:11. The pursuit of money or material goods does not end, … Continue reading →

As you nurture and mother your little flock, you are walking in the anointing of God’s tender shepherd heart. From Genesis to Revelation God reveals himself a shepherd. What a privilege you have as a mother to reveal this beautiful … Continue reading →

Many people argue that they are too old for more children, and so they choose to not have any more. I hear things like, “I do not want a teenager in the house when I am in my sixties!”, “I … Continue reading →

My 12 year old son was saying how he would love to get a job. His 11 year old sister told him that he was too young. He replied, “Size does not matter! Look at David and Goliath. David did … Continue reading →

Psalm 25:12 says, “What man is he that feareth the Lord? Him shall he teach in the way that he shall choose.” This is one of the many wonderful promises to those who fear the Lord. God will teach in … Continue reading →

The ark kept Noah and his family safe from flood. But, although they were safe, they had to go through the storm. We will never be able to avoid the storms and tempests of this life. Consequently, we have to … Continue reading →

My friend’s mother is one of the most loving grandmothers that I have ever met. She recently returned from a trip to Hawaii, where she attended a church service with a beautiful female choir and traditional Hawaiian music. There was … Continue reading →