Category: Seasonal Living
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Your New Christmas Tradition: The Shepherd’s Meal
Read More: Your New Christmas Tradition: The Shepherd’s MealA Shepherd’s Meal is simply eating a meal like the Shepherds might have eaten on the night that the Angel came to share with them the good news about the Messiah being born. Luke 2 tells us that the shepherds were keeping watch over their flocks at night when an angel appeared to them. How…
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How to Make the Most of Advent with Kids
Read More: How to Make the Most of Advent with KidsAs a Christian parent, I am always looking for opportunities to teach my kids about Jesus. Opportunities often arise in the small, every day moments of life–a beautiful day pointing us to the beauty of our God; a sibling argument highlighting our need for Jesus’ help and patience; a disappointment at school bringing us to…
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Introducing: The Jesus Story Advent Devotional. 25 days of encountering God & making memories with your family
Read More: Introducing: The Jesus Story Advent Devotional. 25 days of encountering God & making memories with your familyWe are so excited to introduce our newest batch of family discipleship cards–The Jesus Story Advent Devotional! Named as such, because these cards will help you teach your family the story of Jesus’ birth and incarnation, in a way that’s easy to understand and engage with for kids. We’ve been offering some version of these…
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A Fall Recipe Round-up For Living into the season
Read More: A Fall Recipe Round-up For Living into the seasonY’all know I love a good recipe. But what I love even more than a good recipe is a seasonal recipe. The ones that help you lean in to the current season you’re in. Fall is (very-nearly-almost) here and what better way to lean into autumn than with some delicious fall recipes? This round-up is…
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You’ve got to make this Fall Dessert: Apple Snacking Cake
Read More: You’ve got to make this Fall Dessert: Apple Snacking CakeThis apple snacking cake tastes like quintessential Fall. It is filled with apples and cinnamon and works great with gluten free flour. It’s sweet enough to be a dessert but also doubles as a Fall bread, making it perfectly acceptable to snack on all throughout the day. Make this when you get your next apple…
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How to thrive with kids in the summer
Read More: How to thrive with kids in the summerBelow, you can download the free Summer Planning Guide for Christian Moms when you subscribe to the More for Motherhood newsletter, where we send out monthly emails of ways to make memories with your family while raising disciples in your home. You can unsubscribe at any time! Download for free below. We’re almost one month from…
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Holy Week with Kids: How to Make the Most of It
Read More: Holy Week with Kids: How to Make the Most of ItGet the Holy Week Family Guide for free below! Below, you can download the free Family Guide to Holy Week when you subscribe to the More for Motherhood newsletter, where we send out monthly emails of ways to make memories with your family while raising disciples in your home. You can unsubscribe at any time!…
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How to do Lent with Kids
Read More: How to do Lent with KidsWhat is Lent? Lent is a period of 40 days (plus 6 sabbaths) observed by many Christians as a time to reflect, repent and prepare our hearts for the celebration of Jesus’ resurrection on Easter. The 40 days imitates Jesus’ 40 days of fasting in the wilderness. Throughout church history, spiritual disciplines of fasting, acts of…
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Why February is the Perfect Time to Teach Your Kids About God’s Love
Read More: Why February is the Perfect Time to Teach Your Kids About God’s LoveSometimes I can get stuck in a rut when it comes to family devotions. I really try to keep a regular rhythm of being in the Word with my kids, but when the schedule gets a little too full, or one of the kids is sick, or I experience push-back from multiple kiddos, the odds…
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The 2 Ingredient Salt-Dough Ornaments to Make This Christmas
Read More: The 2 Ingredient Salt-Dough Ornaments to Make This ChristmasEvery year at Christmas, I like to make or decorate ornaments with my kids. We’ve tried painting plaster ornaments, painting wooden ones, even making those candy cane ornaments out of beads and pipe cleaners. But the ones that I keep coming back to over again are salt dough ornaments. Salt dough ornaments are amazingly simple…
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Your New Christmas Tradition: The Shepherd’s Meal
A Shepherd’s Meal is simply eating a meal like the Shepherds might have eaten on the night that the Angel came to share with them the good news about the Messiah being born. Luke 2 tells us that the shepherds were keeping watch over their flocks at night when an angel appeared to them. How…
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The Best & Easiest Gluten Free Chicken Pot Pie
When my husband became gluten free, I needed to revamp our regular meal rotation. Thankfully, gluten free foods have come a long way and they now have incredible gluten free pie dough, making Chicken Pot Pie a no-brainer. What I love about this recipe are the hacks that make it easier. You see, chicken pot…
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How to Make the Most of Advent with Kids
As a Christian parent, I am always looking for opportunities to teach my kids about Jesus. Opportunities often arise in the small, every day moments of life–a beautiful day pointing us to the beauty of our God; a sibling argument highlighting our need for Jesus’ help and patience; a disappointment at school bringing us to…
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