This week, Every Hour I Need You: 30 Meditations for Moms on the Character of God, was launched into the world! And this week, as I've cared for sick children in our home, I've needed its message more than ever.
How do you prioritize family time as a pastor? Who do you go to for help as a pastoral family? My husband Scott and I had the opportunity to chat about all this and more with Josh Zeichik, Director of Church Engagement at The Focused Pastor.
Just as you'd expect from Risen Motherhood (one of my favorite blogs!), its first-ever Advent magazine is full of rich content and is stunningly beautiful! Featuring articles and artwork from fellow mommas paired with Scripture and hymns throughout, this magazine was a team effort. I'm so grateful to have my piece, "We Gaze in Wonder [...]
With our older sons now teenagers, my husband and I are keenly aware their days living under our roof are numbered. As we prepare to launch them out of the relative safety of our home, we’ve been considering how we can best prepare them to live for Christ in uncertain times.
Here's a free resource to help you treasure God's grace in Christ during the advent season.
He Will Be Enough contains 20 biblically rich reflections on the character and promises of God to anchor your soul through hard seasons. This timely book is now available!
Summer reading anyone? Watch the trailer, get the freebies, and learn more about He Will Be Enough by Katie Faris.
Motherhood is a joy and a privilege; it also carries weight and responsibility, and it can bring pain. Maybe you’re counting your blessings. Or maybe you’re grieving your losses. Wherever you find yourself caught in this tension, my heart goes out to you. And if my heart goes out to you, how much more does [...]
I love the shape this new book is taking, and it's my hope and prayer that—through both stories and Scripture—it will encourage many to live for Christ in the middle of their stories, even and especially the hard parts.
One at a time, holding back tears, I whispered the same three words into the delicately crafted ears of each child that day on the beach: “I love you.” I wanted to make sure each of them heard, each of them knew.
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