Join me for my weekly life applications from the Bible
Recently, as I watched the leaves change, a familiar childhood story came to mind:
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. In both Rudolph and the leaves we can learn a lesson in loving our differences.
Are you looking for a delicious dressing for your next family holiday? Here are all the how-to’s and tips for the best southern cornbread dressing.
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!
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)
There’s something magical about gingerbread — warm spices, sweet dough, and a cozy, nostalgic feeling that instantly transports you to winter wonderland days of childhood. If you love the charm of gingerbread houses, you’ll adore this. I’m showing you how to make a snowy gingerbread cake village.
Every year I say I am going to attend Altrusa’s Annual Christmas Tour of Homes, but I never have made it, until this year. I now have a new tradition!
When I think about having the best family Christmas movie night, I immediately think of Chevy Chase. His didn’t turn out well, but yours can!
Easter trees can be really cute, but to get the real meaning of Easter, we need to spend Easter at the Christmas tree farm.
The wise men sought Jesus after His birth to worship Him and bring Him gifts. Here are lessons we can learn from the Christmas Wise Men.