Kari Tyree

Many of God’s attributes pertain only to Him and not to us humans, according to theologians. For example, only God is eternal, self-sufficient, omnipotent, and sovereign. In a book titled None

Heidi St. John’s book Becoming Mom Strong discusses the biblical idea that children are “like arrows in the hands of a warrior” (Psalm 127:4). St. John describes her purpose as a

Ann Voskamp suggests looking for daily gifts from God in the little things. A simple pat of butter can be viewed with gratitude and seen as a loving reminder that

I would like to have the authority in my own life to say to my child, “Do not be sick with hand, foot, and mouth disease,” or, “get rid of

I woke up at 4 a.m. to use the bathroom as usual, and noticed some very watery discharge in my liner and dripping from me. Not entirely sure what it

January seems an appropriate month to write about change; the expectation of welcoming a new baby to the family within the next few weeks makes it even more so. In The

It’s the most wonderful time of the year, and one of the busiest. Of course, there are the holidays, which line up together in close succession so it seems impossible

It’s been a special dream of mine since my daughter was a few months old to one day tandem breastfeed my toddler and a new baby. At first when my

Recently I enjoyed the pleasure of re-reading the first two books of C. S. Lewis’ space trilogy (some of my favorite writing ever, hands down). A passage early on in

The other day I was able to finish sewing my toddler a new dress. I’ve made a dress using the same pattern before, so the process was not completely new