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Using Games for Middle School Thinking and Logic
If you’ve ever watched a middle schooler dive headfirst into a game, you know the kind of laser focus they can have. What might look like simple fun is often…
Letting God Prune What No Longer Belongs
There’s something deeply humbling about gardening. You put seeds in the soil, water faithfully, and wait. Some things grow beautifully; others don’t survive. And then there’s the pruning—the part where…
Truth Over Lies
The enemy of our souls is called the “father of lies.” Jesus said, “He was a murderer from the beginning, not holding to the truth, for there is no truth…
You Don’t Have to Win God’s Approval
Have you ever caught yourself thinking, If I just do a little more, maybe God will be pleased with me? Maybe it sounds like, If I read my Bible longer,…
Letting Go of People Pleasing
People-pleasing is exhausting. You bend over backward, say yes when your heart is screaming no, rearrange your plans to avoid letting someone down, and then… you’re left drained. Been there?…
How to Talk to Children About Online Safety
We live in a digital age where screens are nearly everywhere. Screens are on walls, in hands, in backpacks, and even on wrists. Our kids are growing up with more…
Praying Out Loud
If the thought of praying out loud makes your palms sweat and your mind go blank, I want you to know, you are not alone. So many of us, even…
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Raising Lifelong Learners
It’s a strange feeling, isn’t it? You spend years teaching, training, guiding, correcting, encouraging, and praying over your kids. And then suddenly, the calendar says it’s senior year. The cap…
Grace for the People Who Drive You Batty
"Batty. B. A. T. T. Y." I said. Some people just get under your skin, and loving like Jesus isn’t always easy. I'll never forget sitting to chat with a wise…
When Grace Looks Like Boundaries
We often think of grace as soft and sweeping, like a gentle breeze or a warm embrace. It’s kindness when we deserve correction, mercy in place of judgment, and love…