Welcome to Monday! We have a winner from Friday for Glynnis Whitwer’s book “I Used to Be So Organized: Help for Regaining Order and Peace”. Beverly Tone, will you please email me at [email protected] your full name and address and I’ll get it right out to you! Ephesians 5: 31 – 32 “For this reason…
Get ‘r done! That used to be my motto! My cupboards were organized. My house was cleaned. Me…I was fairly miserable most of the time. I would have told you I loved Jesus, but my face sure didn’t show it! What it did show was stress! My days were all about how much…
Getting deeper and deeper into my tale, I lead my girls right up to the climax. “And right when I was sure that he was going to ask me out…”
Then I stop. I wait. Soon they’ll start asking, “Well, did he? Don’t stop now!”
That is exactly the reaction we want when using this wisdom tip with our kids. Looking for a way to share the power of holding a little bit back in a relationship, we keep parts of our story a secret.
Today, Tracey Finck, author of Love Letters to a Child and my guest from Monday, will share with us the power of journaling for your child! If you can’t see this video, go to this link: http://youtu.be/UU-Us_Y5ip8 I am giving away a copy of Tracey’s book. To enter for a chance to win, simply…
This year at Proverbs 31 Ministries’ She Speaks conference, I had the privilege of meeting Tracey Finck. Tracey also has a heart to invest in young women; I have asked her to be my guest blogger today while I am traveling home from a “Revolutionary Love” conference. By Tracey Finck Well, another school year has begun! Doesn’t it…
Want to win $20?
It’s a question I often ask when trying to get a volunteer at a “Revolutionary Love” conference.
Here’s the trick. I ask the brave girl who comes forward to completely empty the tube of toothpaste I hand her. After she has created the gooey blue pile, I inform her that she will now need to put all back in the tube…then she’ll win the $20.