Lunch dates can be a wonderful low-key way to connect. In this article, get one idea and TWO deal offers.

Daytime dates serve a very valuable function in marriage. This article explains why AND offers an upcoming giveaway.

The end of the school year often brings chaos that prevents us from making real memories. Here are 3 simple steps to embrace the moment.

It's that time to connect with our kids as we shift life seasons. Here I tell how to do this and why it's so important.

Saying goodbye can be tough - whether to people or seasons in our life. Here's why grieving the loss can be helpful.

If you're married, I guarantee your spouse irritates you sometimes. Here are three tips for moving past those irritations.

I just wanted to leave a quick word today for those who are hurting. Perhaps loved ones are struggling and you feel helpless to ease their pain. Perhaps you are experiencing debilitating anxiety or depression. Perhaps you've been making changes but just not seeing any improvement and are beaten down by discouragement. Perhaps life is so overwhelming you don't know if you can continue one more minute. I get it. Really. I've felt all of those things in the last few weeks. And w

Bad days happen to us all. But they don't have to impact our families. Three tips to help banish the bad day blues!

Reading with teens can be challenging. In this article I share what's working for me in this season - and I believe it can work for you too!

Finding our community can be tough. In this article, I outline who my community is and invite you to be in it with me.

While we want our spouse to help, sometimes they miss the mark. Here's how to respond.

While humble pie isn't so tasty, it benefits all of our relationships. This article reminds us we are not alone in being humble.

Marriage is hard! And it's easy to vent about our marriage with others. But that's not the best way to handle it. Read on for a better way..

Waiting for God to answer us is never easy. But it's also never in vain.

It’s that time again. Relationship success is built over time. And learning bout each other’s goals and accomplishments is one of those building blocks. As the year ends, ask your kids and spouse the following questions: What were the highlights of this year? Remember to listen without comparing to YOUR highlights. Ask questions about why those were highlights for them. What do they want to do/accomplish in the coming year? Are there mini-steps that will need to take place? I

While we don't tend to think about Martha and Mary at Advent, I think now is the perfect time to learn value from each of these sisters.

This post includes a video lesson about how to use BibleHub for a self-study. The topic of this study is hospitality.

As you shop for the loved ones in your life, I hope you will consider the small company, She Who Is Apparel. She Who Is carries clothing and accessories with a Christian theme. I love that their sayings are unique and reference Scripture while maintaining a bit of a mystery. If you use this link, as an ambassador, I will receive a small profit from sales made using this link. In the first picture you see my favorite shirt, "Blessed is She." This comes from Luke 1:45 and says,

There are lots of ways to express our gratitude beyond a simple text. This post has more than 21 creative ways to say thank you.

Marriage is hard but worth it. This post gives one tip for having a successful marriage.