TROUBLES

September 2, 2014Christian encouragement, Discouraged Christian, Encouragement for Women, Grace, Love of God, Spiritual Encouragement, Trials, Troubles, Trust, Unconditional loveAbundant Life, burdens, Christian encouragement, contentment, Devotional, encouragement in Christ, God's peace, Hope, Love of God, problems, SurrenderT.W. Allgaier

TROUBLES

Everyone has them…no one is exempt.

Jesus said, “Therefore do no worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own.” Matthew 6:34 and also in John 16:33 “I have told you these things, so that in me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble. But take heart, I have overcome the world.” Continue reading TROUBLES →

Simple Remembering and Reality

September 1, 2014mom, mom of toddlers, motherhood, simple spiritual lessonsbehavior in children, children, christian encouragement for moms, encouragement for moms, homeschooling mom, mom, new mom, one of those days, raising childrenT.W. Allgaier

Simple Remembering and Reality

Sometimes it is easy
to forget
what it was like having two children under the age of three
at the same time.

It is almost as if when we get older we remember only the “good” things. The “good” times, when mothering was wonderful and smiles were everywhere. The house was clean, the boys were listening and you could hear the birds singing in the distance as dinner cooked and life was as it should be….oh wait, that must have been the 25th showing of Lion King!

SKID>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>BREAKS APPIED. Continue reading Simple Remembering and Reality →

Simple Listening-Less Talking

August 25, 2014UncategorizedT.W. Allgaier

Simple Listening-Less Talking

“Did you enjoy practice?” “Yeah”

“What did you learn today in school?”

Universal Answer-“Nothing”

Conversations never seemed to end when they are younger. Conversations never seemed to start when they became teens.

If I had any advise I would give a parent today it would be…..talk to your kids, but do more listening. Continue reading Simple Listening-Less Talking →