Dishes & Doctrine

Episode 46: The Work of Rest

I am tired. It's been this way for a while now, and I think God is showing me the root of my restlessness.

Episode 45: Why Every Mom Should Study Revelation

I can think of at least three reasons! 
Seriously, Revelation has been life-changing for me recently! This episode shares why. 

Episode 44: Peeling Wallpaper and Vulnerability

I had a really interesting experience in New Hampshire that reminded me of our desire for vulnerabilty. 

Episode 43: Slow Growing

Does your growth as a believer ever feel incredibly slow? Me too! I'm learning that its exactly how growth is supposed to work! 

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Episode 42: Glory in the Ordinary {a review}

In this episode, I share a new chores system that has been working for us so far this summer and I review a GREAT new book by Courtney Reissig called Glory in the Ordinary! 

 

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Episode 41: When the Hard Road is the Best Road

Homeschooling is the hardest thing I have ever done. I rejoice in another completed year and reflect on the hard road that God is using to conform me to the image of Christ. 

Episode 40: Losing My Mind to Save My Body

I can still hear the words of my friend who told me I wasn't quite skinny enough. Weight easily morphed into an idol, one that I am still struggling with today. I share some thoughts about the new body we as believers can look forward to one day!! 

Episode 39: Rainy Day Reflections

It's been one of those kinds of months. Our home has felt more like a prison than a haven. Could it be that we as a family have forgotten the gospel? 

Episode 38: Messy Beautiful Friendship

This episode is a little different! It's my thoughts on the brand new book from Christine Hoover called Messy Beautiful Friendship (Also, I totally called the book Beautiful Messy Friendship at the beginning! Oops!)

Links: 

Christine's blog

Excerpt from Messy Beautiful Friendship

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Episode 37: When the World Doesn't Need Your Voice

Social media is loud! Could it be that it doesn't necessarily need my voice too? 

Links: 

The Social Network Gospel