This is a podcast for Christian women like you to come take a breather from all the things they need to be doing for their families. Let’s hit the pause button, clear the noise, and shift our focus back on God so that you can find the grace & truth you need to do the work He has for you today.
Finding Time to Make Disciples as a Busy Mom
Mar 29, 2017
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As wives and mothers in 2017, we are asked to wear way too many hats than we have time for. But if we strip everything down to the core, if we go back to the basic of what we're asked to do, we were first asked to go and make disciples. You may be thinking, "where the heck am I going to find time for that?!" Let me encourage you that you do... in the day-to-day tasks you're already doing.
Why is it Important to Make Disciples?
Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.
— Matthew 28:19
They are to teach what is good, and so train the young women to love their husbands and children, to be self-controlled, pure, working at home, kind, and submissive to their own husbands, that the word of God may not be reviled.
— Titus 2:3-5
"Make disciples" means to teach, to instruct. Based on these verses, as women we are to teach younger people about God; we are to teach younger women how to love their husbands and children, how to be self-controlled, pure, devoted to their homes, etc. We are called to teach in our actions and speech so that God's Word may be evident in our lives, believed, and passed on.
Ain't Nobody Got Time For That
Before you throw this out the window thinking you have no time for this, let me encourage you that you absolutely do... if you blend disciple-making in your everyday life.
Ask yourself, "what is a task I can do with another person?" Can you go grocery shopping with a lady friend? I know from my experience that it's a great way to spend time with a friend and allow deeper conversations to take place. Not saying every time you go get potatoes you're discussing deep theological questions. But by spending more time together, you're giving each other a chance to talk beyond the surface level.
In addition to grocery shopping, here are some activities/tasks you could do while you make disciples:
Laundry
Dishes
Taking the kiddos to the park
Freezer meal batch-making
Canning
Bread-making
Weeding
Little Disciples at Home
As a mom, you've blessed with little disciples - your children - within your home.
Motherhood is missional discipleship. From the time they enter into your home to the time they leave the nest, you're given opportunities to make known to them who God is and what His promises are. You can teach them the fruits of the Spirit and how to do good works for the Lord. These are the golden years that God has given you to prepare your children for adulthood, for following God's Will as an adult. The clock is ticking - are you seizing these years to teach your children diligently?
You shall teach them diligently to your children, and shall talk of them when you sit in your house, and when you walk by the way, and when you lie down, and when you rise.
— Deuteronomy 6:7
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Conversation Starters for Families or Small Group Gatherings
Mar 27, 2017
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At the end of the day, you and your family has sat down for a meal. You want to engage in a conversation more meaningful than "how was your day?", but you feel like you've maxed out your brain capacity that you can't think of anything else to say. Or, people are at your house for a small gathering but you're so tired you can't think of what to say to start a conversation... Does this sound familiar to you? I've totally been there.
When our desire to engage is there, but our brains just won't cooperate, we could use a little outside help to get conversations going. Here I've round up some conversation starters that I like, and maybe you'll find them helpful, too!
The BUG - It stands for the good, the bad, and the unexpected. Asking "what was something good, bad, and unexpected that happened to you today?" is a great way to go beyond "how was your day". It will give you a more in-depth look into how the day really went.
Highlight vs Lowlight - "What was the highlight and lowlight of your week?". This is another way of pulling back the curtains and getting to the heart of the person you're talking to.
What has God been teaching you? - We're constantly in a "go, go, go" mentality that we don't always stop and think what God's been teaching us. So by asking this question, it helps the other person hit the pause button and ponder what God's been pressing on their hearts. It's a great way to point people back to God in a distracting world.
What have you been reading lately? - This question is not meant to shame anyone who hasn't been reading the Bible. We all go through times when it's hard for us to get into the Word (which, by the way, if this is what you're struggling with right now, you should totally get a copy of the Indwelt Bible Study Guide.) This question is meant to keep us accountable; it reminds us the importance of going back to the Word and drawing from the living water in order to do life well. If the person you're talking to hasn't been reading the Word much, perhaps you could encourage them or help them get back to reading. Remember: we are one body of Christ; we are here to uplift and help one another.
In addition to the questions above, I have created for you some conversation starters great for small group settings. They are great ice breakers and keep things from getting awkward.
Some of the questions included are:
"What do you want to be known for in life?" "What is the best gift you've ever received?" "What qualities do you treasure most in a person?"
Bible Verse iPhone Wallpapers [Community Edition]
Mar 21, 2017
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Dress up your iPhone with these pretty wallpapers to remind you of the Truth!
Serving Your Community With Your Unique Gifts
Mar 20, 2017
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For as in one body we have many members, and the members do not all have the same function, so we, though many, are one body in Christ, and individually members one of another. Having gifts that differ according to the grace given to us, let us use them.
— Romans 12:4-6
You have been blessed with precious gifts and talents; it gives God great honor when you delight in your gifts and use them fully. So what gifts do you have? In particular, what can you do with them to serve your community?
What Gifts Do I Have?
Before you can serve your community with your unique gifts, first you need to know what those gifts are. The funny thing is that's often the question that people have a hard time figuring out themselves.
To find out what gifts you have, you can take quizzes to help you find out what personality, strengths and weaknesses you have. I have taken the Myers-Briggs test and the Strength Finder test.
Another effective way is to ask your spouse, your friends and your family. Ask them, "what kind of gifts and talents do you see in me?", "what's a good way for me to serve my community using my gifts?". With their third-person point of view, they will give you a clearer idea on what your gifts are.
What better way to find out what your gifts and talents are than to ask Him who created you? Spend some time in prayer, asking God what gifts and talents He's given you. Ask Him how He wants to use you in your community. Ask Him to give you opportunities to serve in the community.
How to Serve Your Community
Now that you've found out what gifts and talents you were created with, what can you do to bless your community with those gifts? Since there are tons of different gifts, it's hard for me to specify a particular gift here. But I've categorized them into different types of skills. I hope they will give you some new ideas on how to serve your community with what God has given you! (PS if you need help coming up with ideas for your particular gift, feel free to email me here.)
Creative Skills
Give at-risk or low income kids music or instrument lessons
Take photos for families at the children's hospital
Teach a crafty skill at the women's shelter
Create marketing graphics for your local charity
Organizational/Analytical Skills
Organize the pantry at the food bank
Organize your church's closets/pantries
Analyze your local charity's website data
Leadership/Teaching Skills
Teach a Sunday School class
Teach elders how to use a computer at the nursing home
Offer to do data entry for your church or your local charity
Plan an event for your church
Organize your church's directory
Update inventory at your local shelter
File paper work for your church office
These are just ideas I'm throwing out. One of the best ways to know how you can serve is by asking the people you want to serve - "I have _______ skill. What can I do to serve you?" I'm sure they'll be glad you asked.
Have you had experience serving your community with your unique gifts? I'd love to hear about it! Please feel free to share in the comments below :)
How to Help Those Who Are Hurting
Mar 15, 2017
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We live in a broken world. Heartbreaking, or even infuriating news, seem to be everywhere we turn. In a broken world, there are inevitably people who are hurting. Lots of them. And if we are to be involved in a community, we are sure to encounter people who are hurting. The question is: What do we Christ-followers do? How do we help? How do we point them to God?
Listen more than you talk - Often times we are so eager to help that we don't listen carefully. We talk, talk, talk and we jump into conclusion. But what we say might not actually be what the hurting needs at all! Or sometimes we don't know what to say so then we just say empty words as fillers. Whatever it is, if you're not sure what to say, the rule of thumb is stay quiet and listen. You can always come back to the subject matter after asking God for discernment and seeking wise counsel from other people.
Be patient - Should change need to take place in the hurting's heart, don't expect it to happen overnight. More often than not, change takes time. It takes the renewal of the mind through God's Word and the Spirit's help to make lasting change. Be patient and allow God to work in their hearts in His timing.
Be gracious - As you wait on God's timing, be gracious to the hurting. Show them what God's grace looks like. If you struggle with this, think of how patient and gracious God has been with YOU as He molds you and sanctifies you.
Give lots of biblical encouragement - Offer lots of encouragement in the Word. Lead them back to the Scriptures that give them everlasting hope, peace, and comfort. Help them learn how to find hope in God's Truth.
Pray with and for them - " The prayer of a righteous person is powerful and effective." James 5:16 Pray with the hurting and for the hurting is some of the best ways you can help them. Also take this opportunity to teach the hurting how to pray if they are new in the faith.
Shower them with love - Show them they are worthy and loved. Remind them over and over again how God sees them.
Point them to the Truth with grace - Sometimes you need a "truth talk" - laying out something about the hurting that might be hard to swallow. Pray before your conversation takes place; always use Scriptures in the right context and approach the conversation with lots of grace. One doesn't know how amazing God's grace is without first knowing what they deserve and you can't deliver this message well without grace.
Connect them with biblical counseling - If no progress is made or if you feel like you need more help, connect the hurting with biblical counseling. Through biblical counseling, the hurting can receive intensive discipleship that helps them heal. I encourage you to not "dump" them to the counselor. Be the hurting's advocate - meaning continue encouraging them and pointing them to the Truth.
We are the light of the world. Let's be the light and show them God's goodness when the hurting is asking, "if God is so good, why is this happening to me?"
A Gospel Community is not a Social Club
Mar 13, 2017
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When I was 28 weeks pregnant last year, my father passed away... 7000 miles from me. And, I wasn't able to attend his funeral because of preterm labor; I needed to be on bed rest. While the circumstances were not easy, God surrounded me and my family with people that uplifted us in lots of prayers. They took care of my family's physical needs like meals and laundry. They watched my then-18-month-old. They were (and still are) my Gospel community.
What is a Gospel community and how is it different from a social club?
A Gospel community is intentionally doing life together in God's Grace and Truth. Different from a social club where conversations only go skin deep, a Gospel community builds deeper relationships. It shares your joy when life is good, it weeps with you when life is tough. It is where hard questions are asked because they care about you, it is where they will bend over backwards to serve you because they love you. Such community is a reflection of Christ's followers as one body of church. We all have different functions, gifts and talents but we all work beautifully together when we seek to give God the most glory - that is why we need Gospel community in our lives.
Why do we need a gospel community?
For just as the body is one and has many members, and all the members of the body, though many, are one body, so it is with Christ.
— 1 Corinthians 12:12
For as in one body we have many members, and the members do not all have the same function, so we, though many, are one body in Christ, and individually members one of another. Having gifts that differ according to the grace given to us, let us use them: if prophecy, in proportion to our faith; if service, in our serving; the one who teaches, in his teaching; the one who exhorts, in his exhortation; the one who contributes, in generosity; the one who leads, with zeal; the one who does acts of mercy, with cheerfulness.
— Romans 12:4-8
Together as ONE body, we learn more about the Scriptures from the ones gifted in teaching; we are encouraged by those who are aptly with their words; we are more motivated to live out the Gospel by those who are natural leaders. We are stronger as one unit and that is a beautiful design ordained by God. If you should say that you don't need such a community, you are going against God's intention.
How has Gospel community influenced my spiritual growth?
For me, most of my spiritual growth probably comes from being involved in a Gospel community. (And I must say that I've been very blessed with Christ-centered communities since becoming a believer 7 years ago.)
From the very beginning when I was still a new Christ follower, I was given a journal for my prayer time. God knew what I needed to grow in prayers. I wrote out my thoughts and prayers day after day, it was (and still is) the best way I connect with God. My dear friend who led me to Christ taught me so much about the Bible, about how to pray, about what it looks like to be a godly woman, to live out the Gospel. She has blessed my walk with Jesus in tremendous ways.
I've also loved the diversity from my communities. I've watched parents discipline their children in gracious but truthful ways. I've seen what it looks like for a married couple to pursue God together, to build a family upon the Cornerstone. The legacy they are building for the Gospel not only gets passed on to their children, but also to fellow Christians who are seeking to do what's right in God's eyes.
How do we find a Gospel community?
Do you want a group of people who love you and make you love God more? A tribe that supports you in any way they can? Now, you might be thinking, "where do I find such an awesome community?!"
Start with your local churches - go to their websites and look at their statement of faith. Do they view the Bible as the Word of God without error? Do they believe in the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ? When their belief aligns with the Gospel, reach out and see if they have small groups within their congregation. Ask if you could visit the small groups so you can find one that fits well for you and your family.
Building your own Gospel community - sometimes you might be in an area that lacks Gospel communities, if that's the case you might wanna prayerfully consider building your own. Before you panic and run the other way, let me reassure you that it doesn't take a gifted leader to build a Gospel community. All it takes is a commitment to live out your oneness as a body of Christ. If you have a home, will you consider opening your home and welcoming other brothers and sisters in Christ? Will you intentionally seek out other believers and do life with them? If you take that initiative in building a community that gives God glory, I believe God will bless you.
One extra note - Don't feel like you have to have a close relationship with someone already to have a Gospel community with them. A lady that gave us a meal when I was on bed rest last year, I hardly ever talked to her. I didn't really know her personally and yet she showed love thru sending us a wonderful meal of spaghetti and meatballs. I'm forever grateful for her action and I won't forget that.
Practical (& Budget-Friendly) Ways to Bless Your Community
Mar 06, 2017
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Last week I talked about some ways to be a light to non-believers in your community. Today, I want to share with you some practical and budget-friendly ways to bless your community.
Babysit - The couple next door could probably use a date night without kiddos. Or maybe there's a single parent that's desperate for some me-time. Can you babysit their little ones for a couple hours so they can recharge? As a mama of 2 myself, I know that'll bless my socks off :)
Share a Meal with the Elderly - We have a retired lady living next to us and we got to share a meal with her one night. It was great learning more about her and hearing all the stories about the neighborhood we live in! Often times, it doesn't take much to bless older people. Simply spending time with them will make their day!
Bring a Meal to New Parents - I cannot tell you how much it blessed us when friends & family brought us meals during the newborn stage. Not having to worry about what to cook took a huge load off our shoulders! If you choose to bless new parents with a meal, I encourage you to also consider watching their baby for a little bit so they can take a nap or take a shower! They will love you forever. For reals.
Volunteer - What non-profit organizations are located in your community? How can you get involved using your gifts & talents? If you're crafty and you live close to a children's hospital, they can probably use some handmade blankets or knitted hats for their little ones. Ronald McDonald House would be a great way to get your kids involved as well.
Host a Casual Play Date - Is there a stay-at-home mom in your neighborhood? More often than not, she is probably craving for community. You can brighten up her day by inviting her and her kids over for a little play date! I'm sure she'd love to have adult conversations with someone!
Raise Funds for Your Local Charity - A lot of times local charities have 5K Walk/Runs or Fun Runs to help raise money. Will you consider being a part of it? That'll be a great way to be active and support a cause you believe in!
Become a Safe Family - Being a Safe Family means that you provide support for vulnerable children whose families are going through a crisis in your community. By providing a caring environment for the children tempmorarily, you keep them safe and out of foster care. For more information on becoming a Safe Family, please visit their website.
Pass Out Blessing Bags to the Homeless - There's tons of blessing bag ideas on Pinterest. Basically you put together some toiletries in a big Ziploc baggie and give them to the homeless in your neighborhood. This is a great way for your kids to be involved and learn how to be a blessing to others!
Make Cookies - Pass out homemade cookies to your neighbors or at your police station shows that you care. Plus I'm sure your little ones would love to help make some cookies ;)
Leave Beverage/Snacks for the Delivery Guys - I saw this on the internet awhile ago and I thought it was such a great idea! This lady left some bottled water along with some snacks at the door for the people delivering mail/packages. What a brilliant idea to say "thanks" to those busy running around all day?!
Have you blessed your community recently? I'd love to hear your story! Feel free to share in the comments below :)
Being a Light to Non-Believers in Your Community
Mar 03, 2017
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You are the salt of the earth, but if salt has lost its taste, how shall its saltiness be restored? It is no longer good for anything except to be thrown out and trampled under people’s feet. You are the light of the world. A city set on a hill cannot be hidden. Nor do people light a lamp and put it under a basket, but on a stand, and it gives light to all in the house. In the same way, let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven.
— Matthew 5:13-16
Almost 10 years ago, when I was a young, spoiled, naive girl living in California far away from my family, I had a rough time learning how to be an adult and face the cruelty of this cold self-centered world. Family relationships were messy and heartbreaking. I had hardly any friends I truly connected with. I was lonely; I was hurt.
I wasn't a believer then but God put in my life, even for just a very short period of time, a light that touched my heart and comforted me. I met this lady through school who needed to talk with someone from a different culture for a class project. So for weeks we would meet up at a local diner and talked. She listened to me talk about life in an oriental culture; she even took me to a church event she was going to. One day, bearing the weight of everything going on, I broke down and she wrapped her arms around me, letting me cry into her shoulders. Not long after, I moved to Iowa to continue my college education and we lost contact. But to this day I still remember how she was a light to me at just the right moment. Knowing Jesus now, I give thanks to God for putting her in my life.
I'm telling you this story to give you a first-person account of the impact this lady did to me, a non-believer then. I want to encourage you that there is nothing so little that God can't use to shine a light on others. When we enter the Kingdom through Jesus Christ, we are given a new identity in Christ. We are forgiven; our hope is in Him; and we are set apart. We are now the salt and the light of the world. Christ's light shines through us. We are the messengers between Christ and non-believers. In Matthew 5:16, we are given a great task - to let our light shine before others so that they may see God in us and give glory to Him. We're not meant to hide our light and keep it a secret. Instead, we are called to magnify it as much as possible so that more will come to the Kingdom because of it.
No matter where you are located, you can be the light to the non-believers in your community. You can make an impact for the Kingdom.
Ways to Connect with Non-Believers
Before you can be the light, perhaps you need to first be friends with someone who doesn't believe. Often times in the Christian bubble, we hardly know anyone who doesn't believe. But I assure you opportunities are there if you're looking.
Volunteer - Volunteering is a great way to meet new people and you'll probably meet someone who doesn't believe in the Bible. Places to volunteer: local hospitals, food banks, shelters, Ronald McDonald House, libraries, local events.
The moms of your kids' BFFs - Some of the moms might not be Christians. Invite them over for a play date. Ask them questions. Show that you want to be more intentional about the friendship instead of just being acquaintances.
Get to Know Your Neighbors - Chances are most of your neighbors aren't believers. Create opportunities to talk to your neighbors. Invite them over for a meal or a play date if you have kids close in age.
Coworkers - Have you realized how much time you spend with your coworkers? Maybe you don't work, but what about your husband? If you (or your husband) have a typical job, it means that you spend at least 40 hours at week with your coworkers. That's a lot of opportunities to get to know them.
Ways to Be the Light to Non-Believers
Listen to Their Stories - People love telling their stories. In this fast-moving digital era, we don't always stop and get passed "how are you doing?". As Christ's followers, we can be a light through learning about their stories. By taking the time to listen, we show that we care.
Ask Good Questions - Going along the lines of listening to people's stories, asking good questions is another way to show that we care and we want to get to know them.
Be a Giver - A generous heart is like a light in darkness; it warms up those nearby. You don't have to be rich to give. You can be a giver of your time or resources you already have. Perhaps your neighbors could use a date night, can you give a couple hours of your time watching their kids so they can enjoy some alone time without distractions? Or maybe your coworker is moving soon and they could use help packing or loading up the moving truck. The bottom line is: how can you be a blessing to those around you with what God has blessed you?
Zip Your Mouth - It is always easier to spot the sins in others' lives and we need to be careful of when we bring the sins into light. There's a time to speak and a time to keep our mouths shut. Plus, if we're not watchful, words can come off as judgmental which will not soften any non-believers' hearts. If you're unsure of when/what to speak, stay silent. Go to God first and discern whether or not you should bring the matter into light with grace and truth. Never be hasty with your words.
Extend Grace & Forgiveness - We are in the Kingdom of God because we were extended grace and forgiveness. When God forgives us, He also forgives the person we're angry at. It would be prideful of us to withhold what was freely given to us all. Ask God who are the people in your life (especially the non-believers) that you need to forgive and be gracious to? Also ask for discernment on how the conversation should take place.
Do you have stories of how God used you to be a light? Please share in the comments because I'd love to hear about them!!
15 Fun Excuses to Have People Over and Grow Your Community
Mar 01, 2017
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Holy moly, it's March already!! How is it possible?! I had a lot of fun exploring all things pursuing our husbands last month, and this month I wanna talk about pursuing community. A community of people who love you, pray for you and support you during the ups and downs in life.
Why Does Having a Community Matter?
Because Jesus didn't create us to be lone rangers.
God Himself is a community. The Trinity consists of God the Head, Jesus the Body and the Holy Spirit. They have been together since the beginning of time. If time is an indication of community intimacy, the Trinity is a reeeal tight community.
For just as the body is one and has many members, and all the members of the body, though many, are one body, so it is with Christ.
— 1 Corinthians 12:12
God created us in His image. Like God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit, we are created to be ONE body of many members. Each body part has its own function. They work beautifully together for a greater goal and they cannot be independent of each other. As brothers and sisters in Christ, when we strive to give God the most glory, beautiful communities and friendships will be born. We will become strong as a community, our bond is not quickly broken (Ecclesiastes 4:12); and we will be iron that sharpens iron (Proverbs 27:17).
Some of you at this point might be reluctant in building friendships with others. Perhaps you've been in a hostile relationship. Perhaps you've been hurt. Yes, sometimes, relationships are messy and even hurtful. But the joy you find in God when you've overcome the hardships is worth it.
What Are Some Ways to Seek Out Community?
Friendships don't just happen. Sometimes you have to create those opportunities to get to know people. Some of the quickest ways are by having people over. In addition to movie nights or grill-outs, here are 15 fun excuses you can use to invite people over and grow your community. Keep in mind things don't have to be fancy; they don't have to be Pinterest-worthy. It's about getting to know people better, not about getting on the cover of Better Homes and Garden.
Freezer Meal Batch-Making - Have a few ladies over and batch make some freezer meals together! You can talk while you prep the meals and everyone goes home with some freezer meals ready for their families! This is also a great idea to make freezer meals for someone about to welcome a baby in their family! Talk about the blessings of home-cooked freezer meals in the newborn sleep-deprived days!
Harvest + Canning - This is a great idea for people with a great harvest of veggies. One year we had a lot tomatoes so I made cans of pasta sauce with a dear friend. Good times.
Teach Someone a Skill - The friend I made pasta sauce with? She taught me how to sew a pillow. Do you know someone who's been dying to learn a new skill? Teach them if you know exactly what they want to learn!
Play Date - As simple as a play date can be a great way to get to know other moms in your community!
Cook a New Cuisine Together - Make sushi together or try out some Indian cuisine. The meals don't have to turn out perfect. Just enjoy your company.
Have a tea party - A few years ago, the ladies in my small group from church got together for a little tea party. We got dressed up a little, enjoyed some tea, chit-chatted and had a blast. Fancy British fascinators optional ;)
Endless Pies for Pie Day - Celebrate 3/14 with a pie potluck! Everyone bring their own pies and perhaps a board game or two can follow?
Jewelry Swap - We all have some jewelries or accessories lying around that we don't wear anymore, right?! Call up your friends and do a swap! Swapping books is a great idea, too! (Some people do clothing swap but a jewelry swap might be a better idea if your friends vary in sizes.)
In-Home Workout Videos - One time a couple girlfriends were over and the topic of fitness came up. We ended up doing a spontaneous workout session watching a YouTube video. It was so much fun. The one we watched is by Leslie Sansone. I recommend her videos cause they're great for people with various fitness level. Plus, they're easy to follow.
Plant a Garden Together - How about a community garden right in your backyard? How sweet would it be to share the fruits of your labor together! Some easy-to-plant veggies are potatoes, butternut squash, tomatoes and bell papers.
Try Out a New Kitchen Gadget - Some good friends of ours love to cook. They've invited us over to try out their smoking gun and donut maker. Fun times!
Wine and Cheese Blind Tasting - Have friends bring over some wine and cheese they've never had before. Together you'll get to blind taste a bunch of new cheese and wine!
TV Marathon - This doesn't have to do done in one day, especially if you have little ones! Pick a show to watch together once a week. This will give you an excuse to see each other and connect. Some of our recent favorites: Poldark, Sherlock, Victoria, Limitless.
Gather for a Cause - There are several charities that allow you to bless others with goodies, like Operation Christmas Child and Restore Innocence. Have your friends bring goodies over and together you can pack up a goodie box or two for people in need.
What are your favorite ways to gather people together? What would you add to the list?
An Encouragement for the Wives
Feb 24, 2017
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I wanted to spend a few minutes encouraging you today to never stop pursuing your husband because Christ never stops pursuing YOU. Please watch the video message from yours truly :)
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