A Prayer for Desperation
by Heather Bock I’m the kind of person who grows frustrated with devotional books, the kind with a few brief verses and a few paragraphs roughly on the same topic
by Heather Bock I’m the kind of person who grows frustrated with devotional books, the kind with a few brief verses and a few paragraphs roughly on the same topic
Have you ever had God dig some pride out of your soul? He does this to me a lot–I guess I need it greatly. I do often invite Him to
by Heather Bock I’m an external processor–you know, one of those people who pretty much has to talk out loud in order to think (preferably to someone else). I don’t
by Heather Bock Greg and I began the process of fostering to adopt about three weeks ago. We started the online classes, began attending the classes in-house with our agency,
I am honored to have September McCarthy, author of {Why} Motherhood Matters, guest posting at my blog today. I wrote a review of her book here two weeks ago, and
by Heather Bock Little E wants us to call her by a new name–well, not exactly new–she wants us to call her by her real name, not by her shortened
by Heather Bock Last Saturday, my four year old had his first tee ball game. It was a comedy of errors. Several of the kids hit the tee more than
by Heather Bock Last week I wrote about how I sometimes fall into the trap of thinking that I am valued, loved, and made righteous by what I do, and
Two months ago, I wrote a review of John Hambrick’s book, Move Toward the Mess. The book is filled with great stories about people who took a chance on getting messy
Recently God’s been showing Himself to me through parenting as He has in the past, and as I’m sure He will many times in the future. Today He gave me a