Jewish tradition has always reinforced this concept that G-d is good, his ways are good, and his creations are good. It seems that we are supposed to constantly remind ourselves of this as a basic principle of Judaism. Can we apply this concept of looking for the good when we parent?
Posts in the "Spiritual Sundays" category:
Book Summary: Loving the Little Years
For those of us currently surrounded by little ones, may I suggest Rachel Jankovic’s “Loving the Little Years.” Her honest, yet hopeful, Christian perspective on how mother’s sacrifices are real and essential made me reflect on how I handle some of the day-to-day in my home.
Spiritual Sunday: Dream Big
How do you accept your children’s unique challenges, needs, and developmental “timeline” without comparing them to other children? This amazing mother’s journey should give everyone’s day a little perspective.
Book Summary: The Sparkle Box
We have a little treat to get you ready for NEXT Christmas!
Spiritual Sundays: Bedtime Prayers
Raising boys is not my forte. Many nights I lay in bed, looking at the ceiling, confiding to my husband that I have no idea what I’m doing
…until I pray with Parker.
Book Summary: Advent with the Word
If you’re looking for ways to make your Christmas more Christ-centered, Aubrey Degn recommends Kirsten Holmberg’s Advent with the Word as a wonderful way to spiritually prepare ourselves for the holidays.
Spiritual Sundays: Compassion Capers
Are your kids a little too focused on their wish lists this holiday season? There is nothing better to bring the holiday spirit than a little extra giving. “Compassion Capers” is the perfect, inexpensive idea for bringing that special feeling to your house this year.
Spiritual Sundays: There is Enough Oil
Feeling unsure of how to keep up with everything and make the best of each day? Author Amanda Hamilton Roos reminds us that if we remember where to turn when we’re feeling overwhelmed, we will find that we are enough.
Spiritual Sundays: Unto the Least of These
Although being home all day can be monotonous at times, spending all my time feeding, dressing, and keeping my children happy and healthy is the most important thing I can do. I am doing it, literally, to ‘the least of [my] brethren’.
Spiritual Sundays: Waiting
I had to tell the boys “WAIT” several times the other morning. “Wait” seemed impossible for them to bear. It was just under ten minutes- nothing too long in MY time frame. But, are we able to “wait” through the Lord’s time frame?
Spiritual Sundays: Christlike Mothering
“That Sunday morning comment awoke me to a new mothering concept. Mothering as He would. Not for praise. Not for recognition. Not for a hug, a kiss, or even a thank you. Not because I can’t stand a dirty floor or because someone coming for a visit might see the display of animalistic behavior my children can exhibit…Sweeping up crumbs because that’s what He did. With a perfect love.”
Spiritual Sundays: We Raise Our Children While the Lord Raises Us
As I prepared to throw away two bags of potent diapers my daughter looked over at me and asked, “Do you know what I think is the best part about being a mommy?” Without waiting, she answered for me: “It’s when your children want to be with you forever.” Suddenly throwing out the trash actually seemed as noble as governing a country.
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