Fear at the Door: The Difficulties of Fostering
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,
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We Can: A Guest Post by Emily Cassetty
The times I’ve been able to read Emily Cassetty’s blog, Grace on the Hill, I’ve loved her writing style, vulnerability, and love for Jesus. I know you’ll love hearing from
I Am Not Enough, But He Is
by Heather Bock This week I had the honor to guest post over at Carole Sparks’ blog, Intentional Parenting. I hope you’ll visit and read it there! Here’s the start: As
Teaching Our Kids to Live Generously: A Guest Post by Megan Lacefield
Megan and I were at the same conference last February, a conference that changed me–LIT. Because of this conference, almost 300 of those who attended are in an active Facebook
What is Your Debt? $12,000 Versus $7 Billion
by Heather Bock Don’t miss the free Storybook Bible by Rick Warren that I’m giving away below! Sometimes I struggle to forgive right away. Sometimes grace is hard to conjure.
Why We Need to Let Them In: A Guest Post by September McCarthy
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
{Why} Motherhood Matters by September McCarthy Book Review
by Heather Bock “Motherhood may disappoint you if you are unsure of your purpose,” writes September McCarthy in her book {Why} Motherhood Matters (p. 10). As I mother my three children,
Failure: Will God Do What I Can’t Do?
by Heather Bock A few weeks ago, I shelled out $35 for my nine-year-old son to take a standardized test. It turned out to be a test given to mostly
Can You Accept God’s Forgiveness for Your Brokenness?
by Heather Bock Last night, as I tucked my boys in bed, JP was focused on the planets hanging from the ceiling. He wanted to know which planets had people
How to Deal with Mom Fail
by Heather Bock I recently saw and shared an image that said, “Don’t be so hard on yourself. The mom in E.T. had an alien living in her house for