I love homeschooling, but as an introvert, being around people 24/7 often leaves me feeling drained. Ironically, my biggest joy is also my biggest struggle. It’s been almost a year since we started homeschooling, and I’m still so thankful for this opportunity. In a previous blog post, I addressed heart attitude and what it means …
Spending time on social media (like parenting) reveals that I need wisdom. A lot of it. I’m comforted by the words in James 1:5 that if any of us lack wisdom, we only need to ask God for more and he will supply it. Everyday, I see posts on social media – from friends, acquaintances, …
Scroll to the bottom to get your FREE Kid’s Catechism posters! Confession time: I used to think the catechism was just something used by the Catholic Church. Not only that, I thought it was no good because they considered it to be as authoritative as the Bible. (Instead of recognising the authority of Scripture Alone, …
I grew up in Purity Culture, sort of. My parents laid a good foundation – they taught me that sex was a good gift from God for enjoying within marriage, and that in order to keep sex within marriage, there were practical things I could do as a single person. But I lived in a …
This blog post is part of a series on the particular temptations we face as stay at home mums, and how to flee from those temptations. Since God is the Author and Ruler of all life, he alone has the authority to determine right and wrong. That’s why it’s so important to stick to the …
One of my favourite shows to watch is Gordon Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares (and Hotel Hell is pretty good, too!). The premise is that struggling restaurant owners invite world-renowned chef, Gordon Ramsay, to come into their restaurant, evaluate the situation, and help them turn things around to become successful eateries. I’ve been watching the show for …
