Sitting around a cafe table in our local Barnes & Noble, we were drinking coffee and talking about life and motherhood. The conversation was upbeat and there was laughter. Some of the laughter probably served only to keep the tears from falling, but I guess that’s not the worst defense mechanism. These were not only… Read More Missional Motherhood: Grace
Sitting around a cafe table in our local Barnes & Noble, we were drinking coffee and talking about life and motherhood. The conversation was upbeat and there was laughter. Some of the laughter probably served only to keep the tears from falling, but I guess that’s not the worst defense mechanism. These were not only… Read More Missional Motherhood: Part 5
Gatorade. Brightly colored. Sugary. Contains electrolytes. Cheaper than Pedialyte. I was giving it to Kory in a sippy cup when he was about eighteen months old while he recovered from a nasty stomach bug. He did not complain at all. In fact, as you can imagine, he started asking for more.(It seems that all of… Read More Missional Motherhood: Part 4
If you want your child to read Caesar’s Gallic Wars in Latin, translate Virgil’s Aeneid, recognize works of art by the masters, and speak eloquently and persuasively, how do you get there? That’s the question Leigh Bortins, creator and founder of Classical Conversations, was asking herself when her own sons were young. Her answer to… Read More Missional Motherhood: Part 3
Like arrows in the hand of a warrior, So are the children of one’s youth. Psalm 127: 4 I came across this verse after I’d led the breakout session on Missional Motherhood at our recent women’s retreat, and it’s the perfect picture of what I was trying to communicate. Just take a look at these instructions… Read More Missional Motherhood: Part 1