We are excited to be a part of The Refresh Conference, next month, on February 27-28, in Redmond, Washington! Check out this video to see highlights from this special event:
Let’s be honest- we all had delusions of grandeur, in high school or college, when it came to our future families. We all had a vision of what we thought raising children would look like. Little did we know how fast that ship sails once the little darlings actually enter our world…
Thanks to the culture around us, we have some big misconceptions about a lot of things in the world. Adoption is no exception. How do you decipher reality from myth in a world full of smoke and mirrors?
If you’ve tuned into the news lately, you’re probably aware of the deflated football scandal surrounding the Super Bowl-bound New England Patriots. What you may not be aware of is the negative, yet powerful, message this is sending to our children…
Anyone who has been a foster parent, or is currently serving as one, knows how difficult, and seemingly unending, the journey can be. However, there is light at the end of every tunnel you walk through in life, if you have faith. Check out this amazing video illustrating just how true that is…
In the great pursuit of the American dream we become fixated on living the perfect life. However, we neglect something powerful and life-changing in the process!
Once upon a time, we put the entire world on pause to spend time with that special someone. Then, we got married and un-paused the world. What ever happened to those long lost dates and why did they stop, or drastically reduce, after we got married?
This past week I (Mike) had the opportunity to see a pre-screening of the new movie Selma, which debuted in theaters across the U.S. yesterday. The film was overwhelming on many levels. I knew my heart would be moved. I just had no idea to what degree!
It’s a harsh reality to grasp as a parent. Our children will grow up. There will be a day, sooner than later, where they’ll be gone. How do you handle this fact of life?
As the New Year takes shape, and we get back to work and school, here’s a big question for us to answer as parents: What will we do to make 2015 different from last year?
