@LucSnider @MiamiOpen Some of us bought the entire week of evening sessions far in advance and flew from out of state to see the evening sessions, with no idea of inclement weather potential. So, it's pretty unfortunate for us when two of the 5 nights we bought expensive tickets for are useless.
Marry a godly man and let him lead—submission is a gift to both of you. The world will tell you otherwise, but the world is wrong. You don’t have to look far to see that. — Sandi Warner https://t.co/RxbSNB56EB via @joyfullifemag
I can tell you, it is far more enjoyable and rewarding—and far less exhausting—to be a boy mama who intentionally chooses to ride the waves of raising boys, rather than try to control the tide. — Marnie Hammar https://t.co/Kn4YTl0wQe via @joyfullifemag
Originally, God’s people understood that their work week started with their day of rest. It wasn’t something that might happen if all the work got done. It was so important that it had to come before everything else. — Laura Fleetwood https://t.co/re9YxDpjvF via @joyfullifemag
When we seek validation outside of God’s love, we will continue to struggle with insecurity, because nothing has the power to speak the truth of who we are like our loving Creator. — Jenna Marie Masters https://t.co/MOVMlKwa3m via @joyfullifemag
If we want to lead well, no matter where that leadership might find us, you and I need to learn to fail gloriously. — Ronne Rock https://t.co/WvwUJIh8Wr via @joyfullifemag
the kind of praying I was doing actually wasn’t enough—not because He demands more of me, but because He has more for me.
— Marnie Hammar https://t.co/EbrnSYWqZW via @joyfullifemag
Should we cancel Mother’s Day? While sometimes I wish the answer was “YES!” I think there’s a better way—one that offers hope for the hurting on this holiday. — Whitney Akin https://t.co/SaNwxVhcEQ via @joyfullifemag#MothersDay
Parenting teens can be bittersweet. We get to watch our kids grow up, but there's also a sense of grief as we mourn for the earlier years. https://t.co/GfYOM4Ie8r
Things and kids don’t stay in their place. They find new places, new homes, new things to call precious, and I am just standing outside their doors now weeping about bunk beds and legos and towels. — Tresta Payne https://t.co/ft3qvF27gA via @joyfullifemag
If you struggle with comparing your child to others, these four simple tips will help you let go of that habit and appreciate your kid's different strengths. https://t.co/LneNok7pbv #ParentingTips#parentinggoals#comparison
Homeschooling puts a mom's insecurities under a microscope. Here is some encouragement for moms to help you get through the harder days. https://t.co/bB0ANvoYcq @_lifeabundantly
Mamas, our kids are watching us. Are we accepting the gifts and talents God gave us or trying to be something we're not? Let's set the right example. https://t.co/U6cT9vMbHy
Many say 'comparison is the thief of joy' and comparing ourselves to others only leads to dissatisfaction. But what if comparison's toll is even greater than that? https://t.co/xfkMn6TwkR
Losing a loved one is extremely painful. Our grief can push us into hiding. But, eventually, we must emerge from our caves and step into life after loss. https://t.co/95vT007uGu
Just as the Lord sustained me in the dark caverns of grief, so He sustains me as I learn and grow with fresh mercies to serve Him each day. — Missy Linkletter https://t.co/E28CtpqCFC via @joyfullifemag
So much in the world is hard, especially right now, and my goal is to make our home a refuge from the storm. — Vanessa Hunt https://t.co/kaMtRVI0Zt via @joyfullifemag