I have shared before on my Instagram about how much I absolutely loved the Kendrick brothers’ latest movie, Overcomer, a movie all about discovering…
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I am delighted to introduce you to a dear blogging friend of mine, Rebekah Thompson from Surviving Toddlerhood. You may remember her from this episode…
As a mama of a nearly 5 year old and a 3 year old, my home is brimming with various Storybook Bibles. I have had…
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For years, I have enjoyed following the Scripture writing plans of others and benefitted greatly from them, all the while wanting to craft one of…
Shortly after changing churches over a decade ago, we heard about a new pastor who had come to our previous church, a new pastor by…
*I received a complementary copy of this devotional in exchange for my honest review. When I saw a book review opportunity come open…
We have become such a fan around here of Randall Goodgame’s Slugs and Bugs series of books, so when the opportunity arose to review his…
A couple years back, Sally Clarkson and her son, Nathan, wrote a book together entitled “Different: The Story of an Outside-the-Box Kid and the Mom…
One of my favorite things is to harness the power of story when attempting to teach my children important lessons. We have been created by…
I recently reviewed Catherine Parks’ biographical work for girls, Empowered, so jumped at the opportunity to read and review her newest book, a biographical work…
Today I am pleased to introduce you to author and pastor Rutledge “Rut” Etheridge, assistant professor of Biblical studies at Geneva College and…
Pat and Tammy McLeod are Harvard chaplains for CRU, founding members of the Mamelodi Initiative in Africa, parents of four children, including Zack who has…
We know we live in a broken world, but perhaps one of the most clear proofs of this comes in the kinds of relationships many…
I recently finished going through Karen Ehman’s Bible study on the book of Philippians with some friends, so when the opportunity arose to review a…
I grew up absolutely loving to read biographies, and that has remained the same for me ever since. So, naturally, when the opportunity arose to…
As a parent, I am always on the lookout for great books that will teach my kids the truths of God’s Word in ways they…
Erin Greneaux, wife, mom of 2, and author joins me on the Home and Hearth Podcast to share about her two books, Learnable Moments for…
As a Christian mom who desires to surround my kiddos with books which will point them to Jesus, I end up with a lot of…
I recently received a copy of Kristin Funston’s new book, “More for Mom: Living Your Whole and Holy Life” in the mail, and I am…
My first introduction to Whitney Capps’ new book “Sick of Me: From Transparency to Transformation” came when I heard her being interviewed on Alli Worthington’s…
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You know how much I love sharing with you all my favorite resources in each of my weekly Saturday Morning Savor newsletters, right? Well, that…
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Kayla J Nelson, creative director of Spirit-Filled Woman Magazine joins me on the podcast today, where we chat all about how our new magazine and…
I am always on the lookout for books and other resources to aid me in my mission of teaching my children the implications of Easter…
When I received an email from one of my favorite Christian publishing companies about brand new releases that were now available for review, I immediately…
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Over the past two years, the Lord has taken me on a journey. He has opened my eyes to just how far-reaching the gross mistreatment…
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I was unfamiliar with the Alabaster Co. until very recently when the opportunity arose to review one of their products. This company exists to take…
If you are a mama, auntie, grandmother, teacher, youth worker, or someone who just regularly does life among children, you have likely been asked the…
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Kristy Cambron is wife to Jeremy, mama to 3 sons, fiction author, Bible study writer, women’s ministry leader, and lover of Jesus who is passionate about…
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Kristy Cambron is wife to Jeremy, mama to 3 sons, fiction author, Bible study writer, women’s ministry leader, and lover of Jesus who is passionate about…
I am so, so excited to begin a brand new year and a brand new Scripture writing plan with you all! The feedback I have…
For years, I have enjoyed following the Scripture writing plans of others and benefitted greatly from them, all the while wanting to craft one of…
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I was recently given the opportunity to choose a complimentary 7″x7″ framed print from Artsy Olive in exchange for my honest review. I am thrilled…
I was recently given a complimentary copy of Lisa Harper’s new book, “Who’s Your Daddy?” in exchange for my honest review. In this…
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Jessi Fearon joins me on the Home and Hearth podcast today. A wife, mom of 3, personal finance coach, blogger, writer, and speaker, she is…
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I was recently offered a copy of the brand new CSB Devotional Bible from (in)courage in exchange for my honest review. First of all,…
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I recently received a complimentary copy of Hannah C. Hall’s new children’s book, “God Bless You & Good Night” in exchange for my honest review.…
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I was recently sent a complimentary copy of Rory Feek’s new children’s book, “The Cow Said Neigh!” in exchange for an honest review. First…
Alpha Omega Publications (AOP) reached out to me a few months ago regarding their brand new and expanded LIFEPAC curriculum, asking if I would…
I recently had the opportunity to review Nicki Koziarz’s recently released book, “Why Her?” (yes, I know - there have been a boatload of reviews…
I thoroughly enjoyed Jess Connolly and Hayley Morgan’s 2016 book Wild and Free: A Hope-Filled Anthem for the Woman Who Feels She is Both Too Much…
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I was so excited to be given the opportunity to review the new 2018 movie, “Paul, Apostle of Christ”, having been wanting to see it…
I recently had the opportunity to review the new CSB Study Bible for Women that released this spring. I thought I would share my review…
If you have been following along with my personal blog for any length of time, you know how much I absolutely love podcasts! I…
Valerie Woerner, owner of the Val Marie Paper Shop and designer of some pretty amazing prayer journals, joins me on the Home and Hearth Podcast…
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Tomorrow marks the Home and Hearth Podcast’s 1 Year Anniversary! I cannot believe this show has been going strong for a full year already!…
This past Christmas was far more meaningful for us as a family than it ever has been before, and I believe that was because…
As beautiful and miraculous as pregnancy and childbirth can be, they can nevertheless be incredibly difficult, as well. The same goes for the postpartum season,…
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Ever since releasing the post My Top 10 Favorite Podcasts for Christian Moms last spring, it has consistently been one of the top posts…
I reached out on Instagram recently, asking ladies to share with me what they would like to see more of here on the blog.…
Posted in Announcements, Christian Walk, God's Word, Resources, scripture writing
Today’s the big day, friends! Since announcing several weeks ago that we would begin a Scripture Writing plan together in 2018, several of you have…