My sweet, and dear friend wears a beautifully laid head covering, will I? Right away, we could respond, because my friend does it, does that mean I should. (No matter "what" it is, it is a solid question.) But what about when they are good things, or Spiritual things? As we walk with the Lord… Continue reading Am I Protected?
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5 Cute Handmade Mother’s Day Gifts
Mother's Day is right around the corner, do you know what you are getting for your mom? Photo by Lum3n on Pexels.com How about your students, are they working on a project for mom, or do you throw something together for the parents? What about church? Does your church host a special day, give gifts,… Continue reading 5 Cute Handmade Mother’s Day Gifts
Tuesday’s Teacher’s Corner: Spelling
Tuesday's Teacher's Corner: 4 Ways to Boost Student's Spelling Scores Let's face it, out of all the subjects taught in class, there is almost always a student or few that struggle with spelling. So how do we help our students boost their spelling scores and ability to recall new words weekly? These four ways have… Continue reading Tuesday’s Teacher’s Corner: Spelling
Tuesday’s Teacher’s Corner: Nettle Soup
Discovering natures beauty is more than just scenic photos of beauty. While enchanting, teaching the love of nature is so much more than a picture, just like reading is more than one book. With many elements of reading, the love of nature contains more than one element. One element often left out when it comes… Continue reading Tuesday’s Teacher’s Corner: Nettle Soup
101+ Ideas for Recycled or Reused Items to Live Clean and Save Money
Here are a few ways to reuse or upcycle everyday items! Feel free to leave your ideas in the comment section. Have a cute craft to go with it, leave a link as well! ~ Ramen Cups Perhaps our favorite transplanting container for new plant starts. By the time the warm weather hits, indoor plants… Continue reading 101+ Ideas for Recycled or Reused Items to Live Clean and Save Money
Winter Gardening & Sprouts
One of the most appealing aesthetics in the home midst the heart of a snowy cold winter is greens, indoor vegetables and sprouts! While temperature is only one issue, lack of sunlight prevents cost effective growing throughout the winter months in many northern communities. However, that does not mean that growing has to stop. In… Continue reading Winter Gardening & Sprouts
Tuesday’s Teacher’s Corner: Homeschool Mom’s Easter Basket
Homeschool moms are perhaps the most amazing and dedicated group of inspirational women I have ever met. Their unique love, devotion and inspiration of life is so refreshing. This precious group of hardworking ladies seem to make anything educational and an enriched learning experience, all while navigating motherhood, duties of the home, side income streams… Continue reading Tuesday’s Teacher’s Corner: Homeschool Mom’s Easter Basket
Tuesday’s Teacher’s Corner: 100 Days of School Fun
Photo by RDNE Stock project on Pexels.com Tuesday's Teacher's Corner: 100 Days of School Fun Yeah! We hit 100 days of school! How do you celebrate? Do you do the same thing with your students every year? Here are a few ways we have celebrated 100 days of school with our students, so feel free… Continue reading Tuesday’s Teacher’s Corner: 100 Days of School Fun
Monday Ministry: Ministry Wives in the Mornings: PART 1
Monday Ministry: Ministry Wives in the Mornings When your husband took his first preaching engagement, you shifted into a new role. Perhaps, if you were like me, you really never thought of about it like that. When my husband took his first church, I really did not think of the position, title or role I… Continue reading Monday Ministry: Ministry Wives in the Mornings: PART 1
How Can I Go?
Photo by Temo Berishvili on Pexels.com How Can I? Bible passages: 1 Samuel 15& 16 As Samuel mourned for Saul, God had already chosen a new king for Israel. Samuel knew if Saul got wind of him going to anoint the newly selected king, he would be a dead man. So, he asks the Lord,… Continue reading How Can I Go?