Does your summer reading list look different than the rest of the year? Mine usually does. And this year is no different. Maybe you are like me and like to take a short break from your normal reading pattern in the summer.
My usual preferred choices of impactful, life-challenging books morph into more light-hearted, don’t-even-need-to-underline, cruise-right-through books. I just finished two books that fit the bill …

Once a quarter, I look forward to reading Emily Freeman’s “What We Learned” series. I am fascinated with the premise not only because I like to learn (especially from the Bible – as you have probably figured out by now) but because it makes me sit back and take stock. So – you guessed it – I am joining in. Life-long learning here we come! Without further ado, and in no particular order, here are 7 completely random solutions I learned this spring …

I’m pretty sure that I don’t qualify as a young mom anymore. My two sons are married and have children of their own. But I decided to jump in on the study at my church of The Super Mom Myth – as a possible mentor (after last week’s post I had to!) and also a support to my sweet friend who was leading it. I was the oldest person there. As you can probably imagine, I have a slightly different take on this book than the other gals …

I’m not sure if there’s another verse quite like this one. This downright amazing, thought-provoking quote was made by John the Baptist. It is my all-time favorite verse. But this is not about me. Ha. But this verse is about life and the key to what it’s all about. It’s interesting to me that …

You’ve heard it before. And there’s a good reason for that. If you’ve read this blog for any length of time, you’ve heard it umpteen times. And I’m usually such a rule follower, too. But … Today I’m breaking my own rule. Well, technically it’s not my rule. I hope it’s everyone’s rule. Today I am pulling …