Guest Post from Raising Godly Boys Series: Our current society has made it trendy to complain about having littles at home. The cheerios in our hair, the inability to dress nicely or put on makeup without a kid screaming for our attention every second, etc. (although true and sometimes funny too). I’ve even heard a father recently discuss how children…
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Year One On a cold Wednesday morning in November, he sat across from me and confessed his sin. I shouldn’t have been surprised although it shattered me into a million pieces. There had been traces of his betrayal over the last year: late nights, overtime, and the way he had been sheltering his phone from anyone glancing at it. There…
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Year Two This part of my life is like a mosaic piece of pottery. Mosaic pieces are often found in churches and used in home decor. It’s made from assembling the small pieces of glass or stone and arranging it into art or even an image. They say it is symbolic of transformation and why it is used in so…
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Year Three I’m not sure I had ever given ample attention to my identity and who I was in Christ before that third year. The stony cliff of navigating through a separation was taxing. I was so weary. There were many areas I had to focus on first, like the routine of my day to day lifestyle. We all had…
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“Where do you work?” “What type of work do you do?” “Do you have a job or do you stay at home?” Work questions typically dominate the start of most new conversations. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but it is indicative of what society deems important. It’s a similar topic that circulates around blogs and articles all over the…
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