Let’s talk about how to get through the holiday season—not just surviving it, but getting through it in a meaningful way. A holiday season that has nothing to do with our wallet and everything to do with our intentionality.

Just like anything else in life, confidence is a learned skill. Here are three applicable tips on helping your kids build their confidence which will lead to better conversations, stronger connections, and assertive human beeings.

Sometimes life can feel like it is pulling at us in all different directions. from busy schedules full of activities and to-do lists to school projects and school books strewn about the table, not to mention the laundry and meals that need to be taken care of. These tips are good reminders that our children’s hearts are more important than our to-do-lists

“God has given us the opportunity to come alongside our children in their personal growth and help them develop the character of Christ” Let’s talk about the tools we have and how to use them in our daily home life.

There are certain things that are true for any home, regardless of country, state, language spoken, public schooled or homeschooled… Let’s jump into some truths I have found that can change our home life.

“My favorite way to read these books it to pair them together, reading them and taking some strong ideas from one and pairing them with strong ideas from another and creating our own family way of doing things”