As a mom, I’ve honed the art of worrying about my kids. Twenty-three years of parenting and seven military moves have provided ample opportunity to raise my worry-skills to expert level. Change seems to be the constant of our lives. The uprooting of belonging was hard for me as an adult; what was it doing to my kids? As a mom, I often worried about the impact change and transition would have on my children.
Today I’m excited to be featured at (in)courage! Hello is a simple word that meets a life-sized need. We’ve all experienced moments when emotions hold us back, moments we need a little extra courage to do the simple things. I’m sharing a story of how God ministered to my aching heart with a simple act of kindness.
Moving is one of the top five stressors in life: death, divorce, moving, major illness, and job loss. For military folks, moving is a fact of life. Any woman associated with the military is all too familiar with this catchy little phrase, “Home is where the military sends you.” Moving is…
Author Carrie Daws shares about her newest book The Warrior’s Bride: Biblical Strategies to Help the Military Spouse Thrive.
This Christmas… 1. Choose to believe God will work in the midst of your every-day moments. Now it happened that…while he was performing his priestly service before God… It was just a regular day. Maybe the day started out like so many others. In the midst of doing his duties—while…
Soul thriving is something we all want, and God desires for us to thrive in faith. I am so excited to introduce you to a new ministry for military gals, Planting Roots: Strength to Thrive in Military Life. I’m sharing today at Planting Roots, and this post fits right in with our Soul Strength series.
