The summer is officially over, and the fast pace of the school year is once again underway. Between helping with homework, trying to get dinner on the table, and shuttling kids to practices, in addition to everything else you have going on, if you’re anything like me, it’s easy to start feeling overwhelmed. Here are […]
Author Robin Lee Hatcher Is Playing for Keeps
Bestselling novelist Robin Lee Hatcher just keeps on getting better. I recently spoke with the prolific author about her book Keeper of the Stars.
Algernon Tucker Wants to Know Can You R.E.L.A.T.E.
Marriage coach Algernon Tucker is a man on a mission.
5 Apps Every Working Momma Needs
What did we do before cell phones? Seriously. I know we existed, and we were fine before them, but in so many ways, they have made life so much easier. I am still old school about a lot of things like keeping a paper planner, but whether it’s writing a blog post or book scene […]
Michelle Lindo-Rice Shares an Excerpt from Lie to Me
National bestselling author Michelle Lindo-Rice recently stopped by to share a sneak peek of her latest book, Lie to Me, Book 2 in her Nothing But the Truth series. Check it out.
Jill Scott and Common to Perform in Tuscaloosa
Looking for a short road trip before the seasons change? Grab your girls or your boo and head to Tuscaloosa on August 20 to see Jill Scott and Common.
A Prayer for When You Feel Discouraged
There are some days when I just feel like giving up. I know I’m not alone in this. I’ve had to encourage too many other people during their seasons of discouragement. Please join me in praying for those times when you feel discouraged.
New York Times Bestselling Author Lysa TerKeurst Invites You to Experience Her New Book
Lysa TerKeurst invites you to experience Uninvited. The New York Times bestselling author and president of Proverbs 31 Ministries recently spoke to us about her latest book.
Growing Kings Talks Finding 100 Mentors in 100 Days
Growing Kings is looking for mentors to help raise the next generation of men.
5 Things Your Child Should Know Before Starting College
Just because your child has finished high school doesn’t mean the learning has stopped. Now it’s time to kick their preparation of how to handle “real life” into overdrive. Let me state that I understand not every child will go to college. These are life skills that apply whether you go to school or not.
