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Weekend Reading (and a story)- 7/9/10
This is a special weekend for Blane and me. We celebrate our 6th anniversary on Saturday! We will actually be officially celebrating over Labor Day Weekend when we can get away sans kids. This weekend, we get to enjoy another … Continue reading
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Interview with Paul Tripp, Part 2
You might want to sit down for today’s session of Paul Tripp’s interview. Or put on some really tight socks. Because today’s portion just might blow your socks off or rock your world. I think he makes some very profound … Continue reading
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Tagged biblical view of marriage, interview with Paul Tripp, marriage help, unrealistic expectations people have in marriage
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Weekend Reading
Here’s a few articles and blog posts that caught my attention this week that you might benefit from reading over the weekend in all of your *free time*…Happy weekend! I hope it’s both productive and restful. Health & Nutrition Dairy … Continue reading
Posted in Beautiful Marriage, Design for Health, Gospel-Centered Parenting, Life Giving Homemaking
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What We Did Yesterday
Having Blane home during the day for a little while has been so nice in many ways. We have had more opportunities to do things as a family, both fun and just for the sake of togetherness. To make our … Continue reading
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Tagged biking in cades cove, scenery biking, What We Did Yesterday
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Selfishness
One of my all-time favorite books is “Homemaking” by J.R. Miller. In it, he addresses each member of the family and their particular role. It is definitely a must-read! There are many quotes worth taking out and posting around my … Continue reading
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Learning to Recognize the Source of Your Conflicts, Part 2
Yesterday we sought to identify the source of our conflict with others. We identified that our own lusts entice us to sin (James 1:14-15). In chapter four, James makes plain the fact that our desires that are the cause of … Continue reading
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Learning to Recognize the Source of Your Conflicts, Part 1
“What is the source of quarrels and conflicts among you? Is not the source your pleasures that wage war in your members? You lust and do not have; so you commit murder. And you are envious and cannot obtain; so … Continue reading
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Tagged conflict, evaluate, learn to recognize, recognize conflict, recognizing conflict
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Cultivate Your Marriage: Tell Him First!
“The heart of her husband trusts in her, he has no lack of gain.” Proverbs 31:12 When you experience progress made with your toddler that excites you, whom do you first share it with? When you receive good news or … Continue reading
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Tagged Beautiful Marriage, bless your husband, cultivate your marriage, cultivating intimacy, emotional, emotional intimacy, emotions, Heart, husband and wife, loving your husband, Marriage, relationship, tell him first
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How to Prioritize
How to Prioritize Your Days in a Way that Blesses Your Husband… For those of us with small children, it is easy to feel pressed in on every side. Our many roles demand much of us. How often have you … Continue reading
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Tagged bless your husband, bless your husband's vision, how to prioritize, how to prioritize your days, prioritize
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