Listening to Taylor Swift's new album only strengthened my opinion that Swift is not a role model for our young girls.
Thanks to the passage of the CHOOSE Act, families have the option to place their children in a school other than their local district school.
This year, I’m especially enjoying seeing my grandson, Parker, run across the field to meet his papa and I, seeking to lend a hand. It’s one of the best feelings ever.
Take this Easter as a time to reflect and show gratitude for the incredible, undeserved gift of salvation.
Parents are taking a stand, showing up unafraid to school board meetings, council meetings, and library gatherings. Complacency has taken a back seat to courage and parents are on a mission!
The weather is changing, the daffodils are blooming, and there is a feeling of spring in the air. And as the soft breeze begins to blow and colorful flowers start to bloom, hospitality comes to mind.
The art of homemaking is a beautiful timeless act that defies societal expectations.
In a world where our words can be used as weapons or tools for healing, it is so important to realize the true impact our words have on those around us.
Aging can come with some negative aspects, but there are many things we can do to get through those negative things.
Being intentional is an important part of living a purposeful life.
Caring for a loved one with dementia is a journey of contradictions. You find joy amid sorrow, laughter amid tears and connection amid solitude.
If you could give one piece of advice to someone in their 20s, what would it be?
In true Nick Saban fashion, he will still be watching over the Alabama players. The game won’t stop just because Saban moved his office down the hall instead of being on the field.
Is such a lifestyle as Swift is leading truly what you aspire for yourself or your daughters, or is this the type of girl you would want your son to look at as a potential wife?
As you prepare for the new year, writing down your resolutions, I pray that you will join me in making a promise to the people who matter most.
When we have Jesus, the giver of life, truth, peace, comfort, and joy, we have all we need.
From the first chop to the final dish and every playful moment in between, our shared kitchen recipes become more than a seasonal tradition; they celebrate the strong bonds that define us and the legacy we continue to build.
When the world would see fit to commercialize and up the value on materialistic things more and more each year, the Bible remains a strong voice of reason. The Word of God doesn’t change. It brings peace and gives meaning.
Turkey, ham, and homemade dressing are great, but seeing your family laughing together is such a comfort food for the soul.
We need strong leaders in our communities that will advance the values and traditions for which we are fighting. What better way than to start cultivating those strong leaders both in and around our homes?
Start each day with a heart of gratitude! Make every day a day of thanksgiving!
I know many men served their country just as my grandfathers did, and I pray that the generations under them will rise up and stay true to their convictions. I pray they remember the principles upon which this country was founded. I pray they spark a fire in all of us.
Our family calendars seem to be full these days. Baseball games, dance recitals, soccer practice, cheer practice – the list goes on and on. But in doing this, are we sacrificing something special?
Time moves so fast, and life is precious. Fill it up with memories and not things.
When are we going to realize that it is not the duty of the church to raise our children?
We tend to spend too much time reflecting on politics, the problems of life and the opinions of others. While it is important to be a part of those things, we can’t let those things become us as a part of our innermost beings!
We talk today about moral decline, but we forget that we are actively removing God from our homes, our schools, and the political world.