Are you Catholic? Are you Confident? Just finished reading a great book on how to be Catholic and Confident by Henry Libersat, where he guides on through simple steps in sharing our faith. This was a wonderful read, and I want to share this book with you! Enter to win a free copy* and good luck! Drawing will be open 8/21-8/28….
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Book Club: Catholic & Confident
Want a copy for yourself? Enter our FREE giveaway!!! Evangelism. It’s a hot topic and one that brings forth a lot of emotion from anyone of faith – and some of none. We are all called to be Evangelical Christians (Matthew 28:18-20; Acts 1:8; 1 Corinthians 16:1-4; 1 Peter 3:15). Like many, though, you may find this is easier to…
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Discovering God’s Creations: Crab Handprint Craft
After reading “The Berenstain Bears Discover God’s Creation” last month (see the review here) and learning about all the wonderful “discoveries”” they made, I thought we’d do a bit of discovery work on our own and see what creatures WE could discover! You already know I’m a huge fan of hand-print crafts, so when a friend and I decided to make…
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Jesse Tree: Abraham
5th Day of Advent: Abraham Are you looking for a way to bring more faith – and faith focused fun – to your Advent season? We are so excited to share our new book: Our Family’s Jesse Tree. This printable eBook contains over 80 pages of detailed ornament templates (like the one shown above), daily scripture readings (with links to…
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Immaculate Heart Radio’s 40-day Challenge
I was dropping off a few things left over from VBS this week at church, and saw a card for a “40-day Challenge“. Immediately the competitive side of me perked up – a challenge? I’m in! I grabbed a card on the way out the door. Turns out, the cards are a challenge from a wonderful radio station, Immaculate Heart…
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HSN: Beware of These Six Little Foxes by Tom & Debi Walter
Marriage is a privilege, a gift from God that allows us to reflect the love Christ has for the church. In our culture oftentimes the most important part of getting married is the wedding itself! Imagine if a vineyard owner spent all his time, attention and money on setting up a great vineyard only to neglect the vines after they’re…
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HSN: Cheap Dates for Cheapskates by Susan Vogt
“Cheap” usually has a negative connotation of being a Scrooge or a penny-pincher or buying something of low quality. I prefer to think of myself as frugal or thrifty. When it comes to building a strong marriage, however, creativity is more important than cost. Regularity is more life-giving than one time extravaganzas. It is in this spirit that I share…
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HSN: How to Refill Your Cup of Love by Kurt Uhlir
photo source Have you ever thought: “I just don’t love my husband any more.” “I’m just not attracted to my wife anymore.” “My life would be so much better if I was married to _____.” “I wish I lived like _____”? You know how you’re “supposed to act” towards your spouse but it’s just so hard, and it doesn’t feel like things will ever change….
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Hot Summer Nights: Just a Few Days to Go!
I can’t believe there are only a few days left of Hot Summer Nights – what a journey this has been! I’d like to say we’ve saved the best for last, but we’ve been giving you the best since Day 1 so the next few days should be wonderful as well. We’ve had a few new great ideas added to…
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HSN: Letting God Lead by Lisa Macdonald, Clinical Psychologist
Although I am a Clinical Psychologist, I am writing from the perspective of a woman, wife of 15 years, and mother who has experienced many joys, as well as disappointments and struggles in marriage. I hope that sharing my personal experiences will resonate with you, and that it might provide sufficient inspiration and guidance to give hope and direction to…
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HSN: Tea for Two by Jennifer M. Lawrence
My husband and I will be married for 16 years this fall. I married young. I was 20 years old, while Jon, my husband, was the ripe old age of 25. (I like to say “old” just because he was 5 years older and had some patches of gray hair at the time.) Financially, we were not doing well. Being…
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HSN: Prioritizing Your Marriage by Melissa Michalek
I remember in the first year of our marriage, our refrigerator door was bare except for a dry erase board where every morning my husband wrote me a love note. Just a few years later it included potty training charts, finger paintings and ABC magnets. In that same time my task list went from a little post-it note to a…
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HSN: Living Out the Gospel In Your Marriage to the Saved, Unsaved, and Somewhere In Between Husband by Jenn Hoskins
The Gospel is the most powerful message in the history of the world. It penetrates souls, changes lives and brings life to deadened hearts. Through rebirth of our souls, the purpose of our lives radically changes is all ways. A mission field we didn’t once see now dances before our eyes with possibility of salvation to all we cross paths…
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HSN: Opposites Attract by Rebekah
Opposites Attract. This is so true with my husband and me. I am very structured and organized, and he is very laid back and easy-going, and that’s part of what drew me to him. My name is Rebekah and my husband and I have been married for 14 years, this month! For the most part, we’ve been able to make…
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HSN: Date Night Idea Review
Well, here we are – week three is done, and we have just a week and a half left of Hot Summer Nights! There have been a ton of new ideas added to our Date Night Link-Up, so if you haven’t checked it out in a few days, stop by and get some ideas for you and your spouse. This…
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