Plus a Tommy Mommy Giveaway featuring the Jesus and Me Bible Storybook! “For just as Jonah was three days and three nights in the belly of the great fish, so will the Son of Man be three days and three nights in the heart of the earth.” Matthew 12:40 That time of year is fast approaching; the Feast of Passover… Read More
Board Book Giveaway | Little Seed: A Life
Plus 2 more! Whoever invented board books had moms in mind. Washable, durable, portable—board books are one of the best inventions ever! First thing every morning my own tenacious almost-two-year-old brings me something from her board book collection. She stands on them, chews on them, picks them up by the pages. While they have definitely seen better days, these books… Read More
My Story: Joseph and My Story: David | Review and Giveaway
Plus a Tommy Nelson Mommy Giveaway! If you homeschool, you might share my current dilemma. The last couple of Bible curriculums I purchased were not at all what I was looking for. I want a curriculum that not only teaches my girls about the Bible, but one that is fun and engaging as well. I want my kids to be… Read More
Heaven is for Real the movie!
The year is coming to a close. I don’t know about you, but I’m already making lists in my head for the year ahead. From birthday party themes to homeschool curriculum choices, there is always so much on my mind as a mom. One of the things my family personally anticipates are the Feasts of YHWH. As believers in Messiah… Read More
Stones for Bread by Christa Parrish
Stones for Bread by Christa Parrish is a past/present story including recipes and the history of bread mixed in throughout. Liesl McNamara likes her simple life running the Wild Rise bake house. The art of bread making was something she was introduced to early on, and Liesl has spent her life consuming everything there is to know and learn about her… Read More
Dear Mr. Knightley
Plus a chance to win a Kindle Fire HDX! “If a book is well written, I always find it too short.”—Jane Austen Dear Mr. Knightley written by debut author Katherine Reay is “completely, perfectly, incandescently” well written. From cover to cover the only critique I can come up with is that, in the words of Miss Austen herself, Dear Mr. Knightley was… Read More
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