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How Will Pregnancy Affect Me Mentally?
Every woman experiences her pregnancy differently. Some women feel every pregnancy symptom immediately, while others don’t experience anything for weeks or even months. If your pregnancy is unexpected, it’s natural to feel uncertainty, concern, and anxiety. How your pregnancy affects you mentally will be unique to you. Some early pregnancy symptoms may affect you mentally,
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Love Them Both
I have been working with a couple of maternity homes out here in California that, indeed, like my sign says “Love them both.” One is a home for women, each of whom has chosen to place their child with a loving, adoptive family. (Yes, that’s Lamb of God!) The other takes in women also in
Helping Our Kids
Yes, as the song below asserts, Moms matter. You betchya. And so do Dads. But this song is about our moms. And it’s beautiful. Matthew West sings a lot about every day people and every day life. I love his songs, and his messages. So simple, direct, and just beautiful.Watch the video I’ve shared below. Mr. West
Choose love
“Imagine the impact that we individuals could make by a simple choice. Where once we had chosen not to love, we now choose to love.” – Mark Mossa, SJ I read this quote this morning on my very own Facebook account, in my Memories. I actually keep Facebook around at this point just to look
Let Yourself Be Found
I’ve had more than one Bible scholar tell me that, in the Bible a mountain top moment means an encounter with God. Often God is visibly seen and heard in Old Testament accounts of these experiences. In the New Testament Jesus, the Second Person of the Trinity, is also often described as being on top
He Will Fight For You
In today’s Old Testament reading, God tells Moses, as the Egyptians are bearing down upon the Israelites, “Fear not!” He goes on to tell this beleaguered leader that they just need to keep still. The Lord God will fight for them. And so He does! I love this passage in Scripture. It gives me such hope
I Want to Know
I just finished reading an amazing, moving article by National Review’s Kathryn Jean Lopez about the ‘pro-life’ movement. She writes about “healing our divided hearts.” I probably should just post her article and stop typing, but it’s got me thinking, as any well-written, thoroughly thought out piece of writing should. I am wondering why the ‘pro-choice’ side is