A redeemed child of God, happy husband, homeschooling dad of ten, and lifelong lover of good books.
Hey Fellow Dads,
What comes to your mind when you hold your baby? In this episode, I’ll share six lessons we can learn from holding our little ones.
—Nathan
📖 Isaiah 40:11
📖 Psalm 139:13-14
📖 2 Peter 1:10
📖 Ephesians 5:16
📖 Colossians 4:5
📖 Jude 3
📖 Exodus 33:11
📖 Proverbs 8:17, 34
📖 The Holy Bible
📚 Witness, by Whittaker Chambers
Note: I have not read Witness, so I can’t recommend the book. I heard the quote in another book which I’m currently listening to and found the quote online. Once I finish listening to that other book, if I think it worthy of recommending, I certainly will.)
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Do the hymns you sing at church seem like just a formal routine that you get through at the beginning of each service while trying to manage little ones hanging on you and flipping through hymnals they can’t yet read? Do the lyrics pass under your glance and roll off your tongue without really doing anything for your soul?
Or do these great songs of the faith express the struggles and desires of your heart? Are they so much a part of you that you sing them at home as you go about your busy mom days?
For those who’ve read my post on “Practicing His Presence” and are interested in reading the book, I wanted to
Sometime this spring, I read the verse “Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he trusteth in thee” – Isa. 26:3
“I want that perfect peace!” I thought. But how could I remember to keep my mind on God?
I wrote the verse at the top of my planner pages for several weeks in a row and tried to pray more often throughout the day—but felt very unsuccessful. I really couldn’t figure out how to consistently think about God when my days were filled with constant responsibilities and distractions.
Whether you’re still finishing up your homeschool year or taking part in a summer reading challenge (we’re actually doing
I have definitely had my share of disorganized and discouraging days, long nights of planning, and moments when I wondered if I should just send my children to school. But as I enter the last third of my oldest’s homeschool journey, I’m finally beginning to experience the rewards that many mothers before me have promised.
It had been a long day, and Nathan and I were getting ready for bed when I cocked my head
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