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