by Janel Breitenstein | Apr 7, 2017 | encouragement, faith, free download, Printables and Freebies
Blessed is everyone who fears the Lord, who walks in His ways. Psalm 128:1 I’m welcoming Friday with open arms this week!–and with free printable Scripture art of Psalm 128:11 to usher in the weekend, too. Hope it encourages your family. Feel free to...
by Janel Breitenstein | Apr 4, 2017 | children, education, Family, Ideas, kids, methods, practical, prayer, Printables and Freebies, spiritual life skills/spiritual disciplines, time together, tweens and teens
Missed the other posts in this series? Check out these on Prayer, Meditation and Contemplation, Simplicity, Solitude, Service, and Fasting. Okay, so if it’s not obvious—problem numero uno may be getting our kids to study anything, right? Maybe. Because the...
by Janel Breitenstein | Mar 31, 2017 | faith, Family, free download, Home and Hospitality, Printables and Freebies, shareables
My fridge is pretty much an explosion of Scripture printables. They’re also lining the sides of our bathroom mirror, the back of the bathroom door, and their bedroom doors. I find a lot of benefit in literally displaying verses on our doorposts (Deuteronomy 6)!...
by Janel Breitenstein | Mar 28, 2017 | closeness and intimacy, conflict, difficulty, emotion, encouragement, enduring love, Gospel, love, Marriage, relationships, staying in love
Let us hope that we are all preceded in this world by a love story. –Sweet Land (PG, 2005) I tease my husband (the poor introvert!). Because whenever I write about him—he, who washes his hands of anything to do with internet attention—readers eat. It. Up. But...
by Janel Breitenstein | Mar 24, 2017 | challenging, emotion, encouragement, Family, guest post, methods, Parenting, practical, prayer, prayers, Printables and Freebies, relationships, spiritual life skills/spiritual disciplines, time together, tweens and teens
Of the many nuggets I’ve gleaned from my father-in-law, perhaps one I am most grateful for is his response to my husband’s teen years. A lot of people find merit in Mark Twain’s quip: When a boy turns 13, put him in a barrel and feed him through a knot hole. When he...
