Tag: holidays
We think perfectionism will make us the best moms for our kids. But perfectionism rarely serves us the way we hope it will.
We must allow His atonement to be applied to us and not just believe in its effectiveness for other people, but to really believe we personally can be cleansed, sanctified, and empowered by it.
We are approaching Valentine’s Day but this column is not about romantic ideas on how to celebrate with your spouse. I’ll let you figure that out. Rather, it’s about celebrating with your family and how traditions bind us together.
As you consider what kind of change and growth you’d like to find this year, I urge you to incorporate a gratitude practice into your goals.
I’d like to present a twist on gift-giving. While things are nice to have, especially when they are needed, consider creating experiences instead.
In the stillness, I remember Him. I honor Him. And I reach out across the centuries to Mary, His mother, with my mama’s heart with gratitude for bearing and raising the Son of God.
This time of year, as I focus on the birth of my Savior and remember all that He has done for me, I yearn to offer Him a gift. But what do you give to He who has given you everything you have?