Join me for my weekly life applications from the Bible
We had tortellini soup for the first time a couple of years ago and have loved it ever since. Since then I have added a few simple ingredients that our family enjoys. Here is my quick and easy Creamy Tortellini Soup recipe. Enjoy!
As we continue our study, we see so many success lessons in Nehemiah. If we apply these lessons to all areas of our lives, we will definitely see the benefits. Let’s take a look at chapters 3 and 4 in the book of Nehemiah this week.
Shrimp cocktail is one of my favorite appetizers, but this easy Tex-Mex Shrimp Cocktail takes it to another level! This shrimp cocktail recipe is so quick and easy but so full of flavor! It is versatile, so you can add the things your family likes and omit the things they don’t like.
This quick and easy monthly menu for January is a guide to help with planning weeknight meals. With a new year comes the thought of healthier meals, mixed with comfort food for the cold winter months.
The book of Nehemiah is filled with so many success lessons and principles for us to use in our businesses, relationships, and personal lives.
The Bible is full of success scriptures that we can read and apply to our lives to help us have a successful new year.
We have Momma’s homemade southern cornbread dressing for Thanksgiving and Christmas, almost every year. This year was a little different because my mom was recovering from surgery, so I volunteered to make the dressing. I’m going to lie, I was a little intimidated!
Christmas wasn’t Christmas without Granny’s Peanut Butter Fudge! I looked forward to it every year. Others went for the chocolate fudge or the divinity, but I thought her peanut butter fudge was the best fudge ever.
Entering into the Christmas season brings about a feeling of nostalgia and sentiment. When I think about having a sentimental Christmas, I can’t help but think about the first Christmas when “Mary treasured up all these things and pondered them in her heart.” (from Luke 2:19)