Remember What God Has Called You To
When I was first married, my husband was a youth pastor. I remember thinking to myself that it would be really hard if he ever became a pastor of a church because we’d have...
Author: Rhoda
My Favourite Parenting Books & Resources: Part 1 – Beginnings
I love to read, and if I want to know about something I usually try to get a book about it. If I want to know a lot about something then I get more...
How Much Are You Willing To Sacrifice?
Pastor Saeed Abedini was born in Iran and converted to Christianity from Islam. He later got married, moved to the USA and is now an American citizen. On a visit to Iran over a year...
Teaching the Depth of Bible Stories to our Children
“And these words which I command you today shall be in your heart. You shall teach them diligently to your children, and shall talk of them when you sit in your house, when you walk by...
Does Redeeming the Time Always Mean Doing More?
Time is always tricky, and how to use it is one of my most frequent prayers. Today I’m writing a guest post about time over at ‘Finding Heaven‘. There is a little excerpt below...
Making Your Home A Refuge For Your Husband
The wise woman builds her house, But the foolish pulls it down with her hands. Proverbs 14:1 For years I have struggled with how to make my home a beautiful, tranquil environment that my husband would love...
How Pastor Chuck Smith Has Affected Me
from TallSkinnyKiwi.typepad.com I recently visited California a few days after Pastor Chuck Smith passed away. Many around me seemed to be in a state of shock and sorrow, and KWVE radio (on permanently in many...
Visiting Southern California!
This week I am going to be in the USA for the Calvary Chapel Pastor’s Wives Retreat, which was amazing last time I went a few years ago! Anyway my friend suggested that I...
Drinking from Christ’s Cup
I am going to be cutting back a little on how much blogging I do (not that I have done very much over the Summer anyway!) because I am taking a bigger role in...
The Best Book I’ve Read All Year
I can’t believe it was mid-July that I last blogged! This Summer has been a frenzy of activity – we joined in outreach and worship with Celebration for the Nations, a local festival of...
