Over the past few years with the pick up in social media sites, I fear that more people (mostly women I’m writing about here) are better friends with the people on their social media networks than they are with people … Continued
Here is another way that heart.hope.justice gets to support families who are loving orphans! I’ve known Aaron Tant for about ten years (and his wonderful family). I met Lisa when they moved to Louisville and I got to know them … Continued
I was supposed to write this blog a few days ago, but time got the best of me – and I was out enjoying my family – so here it is. Even though we were an active family growing up: … Continued
My parents are here this week so we are both eating out and cooking more than normal. This is going in the crockpot for my Dad’s Father’s Day meal – with some southern greens cooked with bacon. Going to make … Continued
You know when you are supposed to do a book review for a giveaway in May and you can’t find the book because your children love it so much that they’ve hidden it somewhere? Yup, that’s me. Thanks Tommy Nelson … Continued
There haven’t been many books I’ve come across, geared toward women, that I think apply to all women. May be a few by Elyse Fitpatrick, but that’s about it. Most books for women are geared toward marriage, singleness, motherhood, etc. … Continued
I love being surprised by books. And I’m not 40 (yet), but my husband is past this mark. And thanks to Crossway for this title. I was intending on reading it right after the new year, but that never happened, … Continued
Thanks to Litfuse for the chance to read and review this book. All thoughts are my own. There is something to say for having a great title. When I first saw this book come through my emails – I wanted … Continued
One of the best books I’ve read lately, one that has captured my soul in a time of hurt and healing, is Every Bitter Thing is Sweet. I was introduced to it by a few friends on IG and she … Continued
I’ve just been recently introduced to the life, ministry, grace, humor, and writing of Trillia Newbell. She does some great things for the kingdom in race ethics, CBMW, and for the ERLC. But, today, I’m not talking to her about … Continued