How I Teach My Children About Porn, Body Safety, and Boundaries There is a big difference between protecting children from the world and preparing them to live in it. For years, many parents were told the safest route was silence. Avoid the topic. Shield their eyes. Hope innocence lasts. But silence does not create safety. […]
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If you are stepping into a Daniel Fast, you do not need complicated recipes or endless cooking to stay consistent. I have found that simple, nourishing meals prepared ahead of time make all the difference. When food is ready, peace stays intact. This is the exact 20-minute prep I use to support a 21-day Daniel
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Large Batch Yield: Very large pot, ideal for feeding a crowd or freezing Equipment: 10 quart Dutch oven or large soup pot ⸻ Ingredients Vegetables • 3 cups finely diced carrots • 3 cups finely diced celery • 3 cups finely diced leeks • 2 medium onions, finely diced • 3 cups mushrooms of choice (I use
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The beginning of a new year carries a certain kind of weight for working moms. Hope, restlessness, longing, and fear all seem to surface at once. Many of us feel the tension between wanting to be present with our children and still needing to contribute financially. We want a life that feels aligned with our
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There is a quiet tension many mothers carry. It is rarely spoken out loud, but it shows up in the car rides to work, in the lump in your throat at drop-off, in the prayer you whisper asking God if there might be another way. It is not that you do not want to work,
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