Thank a teacher and win
Taking a few minutes to thank a special teacher could win your child five hundred dollars from Crayola.
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Learning to trust
In theory, saying we trust God is easy. In real life, though, trusting God with everything can be a challenge.
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Road trip fun
If you have kids, keeping everyone occupied during a long day of travel can be a challenge.
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Just one word
Have you ever wanted to journal? Write out prayers and thoughts? But just struggle with being consistent or finding the time. I know the last thing we all need in our busy world is one more thing to do. But if you’re like me, you want to journal but always struggle. Recently a friend gave me a new journal and said to just write…
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A prayer for parents in May
With the school year winding down, there’s so much to do and the kids all seem to have crazy amounts of energy. May is hard! Here’s a fun prayer for you this month that may help you survive until summer: Dear Lord Deliver us from halfhearted lunch-packing and complete lack of backpack checking. Please see us through the…
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Do whatever he tells you
We can feel unqualified for what God is calling us to. But if God is leading us, we can be confident that He will be with us every step of the way.
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Movie review: Avengers: Infinity War
Are you planning to see the Avengers: Infinity War movie with your family this weekend? If you’re trying to decide whether or not to bring your kids, here’s a trusted review to help you know what to expect: Plugged In Movie Review – Avengers: Infinity War…
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Healthy lunch ideas
Making a lunch that’s both healthy AND tasty… the struggle is real! But you can do this, and if you’re looking for some ideas, here are some to try.…
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Showing kindness
Showing kindness to the people around us is something we all want to, but can be easy to forget in our busy world.
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Words your kids need to hear
Parents have so many things to keep track of every day. The heavy load can make it easy to neglect speaking important messages our kids need to hear.
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