by Phylicia | Oct 4, 2021 | Christian Life & Theology, Motherhood
A few months ago I shared on Instagram that we don’t teach our children a gospel message using language like, “Ask Jesus into your heart and…” Many questions arose from what I shared and I want a permanent place to store this information! I think more parents (and...
by Phylicia | Sep 13, 2021 | Christian Life & Theology, Motherhood
In between posts about theology, critical thinking and my latest book review, I talk a lot about creating a family culture that is biblical, joyful, and fulfilling. If you’ve never heard the term “family culture”, you’re not alone – I...
by Phylicia | Aug 2, 2021 | Christian Life & Theology, Motherhood
“Life is a series of seasons.” This phrase from Susan Yates, who I’ve had the privilege of befriending through an annual writing retreat remains in my mind each time I have to adjust the way we teach our kids. As homeschoolers we grasp the need for...
by Phylicia | Jul 12, 2021 | Christian Life & Theology, Motherhood
For the past five and a half years we’ve been actively teaching our kids (at the time of writing, ages almost 6, 4, and 1) to sit through church. When this is mentioned, I’m inevitably asked a series of questions: “Do you not like Sunday...
by Phylicia | Jun 28, 2021 | Christian Life & Theology, Motherhood, Productivity
A few weeks ago I answered questions about hospitality on Instagram. The questions and my answers were not saved, so I am sharing some of what I said here in a blog post for permanent reference! The topic of hospitality is near and dear to my heart. I truly believe it...
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by Phylicia | Jun 9, 2021 | Motherhood, Podcast Episodes
In the third segment on women’s issues on Verity podcast, we are discussing the controversy around breastfeeding: Why is it that this has been raised to the level of a moral issue? What does Scripture say about it, and how has this played out in history?...
