Patriotic Crafts for a Memorable Fourth of July
Last year, my hubby and I were alone on the 4th of July. We barbecued and put on our own little fireworks show. It was a far cry from the big yearly parties we used to throw. But that's what happens when your kids grow up ...
Summer Moments: Can We Just Stay Here for a Minute?
The other night, Penny looked at me with complete sincerity and said, "I'm so sad how fast summer is going to go." The funny thing was that summer hadn't even started yet. She still has a few weeks of school left, l...
The Power of Family Worship
"But as for me and my family, we will serve the LORD." Joshua 24:15 Are you a family that does things together? One of the instructions God has given us as a family is to talk about His Word together, pray and worsh...
Screening Summer with Julie Lyles Carr
What can you do to have a better balance this summer when it comes to screentime. Julie shares the latest research and helpful tips when it comes to your kids and your screens.
The Great Deceiver
When my granddaughter was three, the movie Frozen came out. The whole family was excited to take her to her first movie and see her reaction. We all went together (grandparents, aunts and uncles) so that no one would miss o...
Stop the Summer Slip
Today we cover how Anthropic's Claude Mythos was trained, the sheer enormity of the processing power we're putting into making these AI resources, and what this might look like for us to use this tech well...
Seek the Lord
Have you noticed how with this smart devices' generation of readily accessible internet, apps and social media and all that comes with it like scrolling through 10 second and 30 second video clips for hours on end, attention ...
The Value of Introverts
This world has always seemed to prefer social people. When I was young, introverts were labeled as "broken" and adults felt that they needed to be fixed. As a child, I was told by teachers, parents and pretty much...
Our New Favorite End-of-Year Tradition: A School Memory Binder
There is something about the end of the school year that feels equal parts magical and chaotic. One minute you are crying over the last day of school photos, and the next minute your kitchen counter is buried under a mountain...
Come Help Me: Inviting Kids Into Everyday Projects
There's one thing my daughter Penny absolutely loves: helping. Truly, if I pull out a paintbrush, start scooping flour into a bowl, drag bins out of the garage, or even mention the words "yard work," she appears bes...
The Book of Us with Tim Mulgrew
You've probably been told to read the Bible...but you might not have been given a strategy for how.
AI, the Supreme Court, and Peter's Rebuke (Part 2)
Today we cover how Anthropic's Claude Mythos was trained, the sheer enormity of the processing power we're putting into making these AI resources, and what this might look like for us to use this tech well...
My Asherah Poles: Climbing Down From the Pedestal and Facing My Own High Places
Do you ever read the Bible while standing upon a pedestal? Because sometimes I do. I caught myself doing it again the other day. I was reading in Kings at the time. Oh, how those kings fell short of the mark. No matter ho...
Parenting, Prayers, and a Stubborn Wall Screw
There are so many moments as parents where we try to intentionally teach our kids. We remind them to say "please" and "thank you." We teach them how to share. We model kindness, apologize when we mess up, ...
Organize365 with Lisa Woodruff
If you find yourself feeling overwhelmed with all the stuff and responsibilities and endless task lists, Lisa Woodruff of Organize365 is here to help!