God's People Reflecting His Glory
Having quick healthy recipes is critical to getting dinner on the table on hectic nights. Be sure to save these recipes and consider using them when planning your upcoming meals. If you need meal planning tips check out this post and grab a meal planning worksheet here.
In August we’ll be sharing some of our favorite tricks for making “any” recipe work, regardless of what you do or don’t eat.
If you’re ready to add meaning to your gift giving this guide will provide ideas galore. This year, we’re hoping to begin the switch as Christian women from buying consumer-oriented gifts, to buying Christmas gifts that are meaningful to the one receiving them and those of us giving them. Our guess is, you’re just as burnt out trying to buy meaningless Christmas gifts as you are receiving them! And guess what…
Priorities. How do you set them and how’s a Christian woman to know if she’s chosen the right priorities? In a world where so much clamores for our attention and time, priority setting is tough. As a woman of God there are two key priorities that have to rise to the top of your list. Why? Because they determine what your remaining priorities should be. We’re going to explore how priorities have been overtaken and how to place the most important ones back on top.
There’s a healthy sweet for the gluten free, vegan, low carb, paleo, refined sugar free, and anyone else on your list. We’ve rounded up all kinds of healthy sweets that are sure to bring a smile to everyone’s face.
“If you really want to make a friend, go to someone’s house and eat with him – the people who give you their food give you their heart.” This quote by Cesar Chavez embodies what Jesus teaches about meals. Meals are tangible experiences of grace the book of Luke is full of. The lessons in this post are sure to guide and equip you for every meal you provide, and are part of, this holiday season. What better Bible study for the holiday season than learning from the meals Jesus shared. Eating with Jesus shows that meals aren’t just about comfort and familiarity, they’re opportunities to put God first, serve, rely on God’s provision, and disciple.
We’ve done all the planning for you and compiled 27 Healthy Thanksgiving Recipes that are sure to please everyone at the dinner table. Paleo, Gluten free, Vegan, Whole 30, and regular ‘ol “eats anything” people are sure to find more than enough to eat when you plan your Thanksgiving meal around the recipes we’ve rounded up for you. Use this Thanksgiving Meal Planning Sheet to organize your meal and cook times.Then sit back, have a cup of tea, and relax for a minute before next week’s cooking begins.
Do you want more time to cook healthy meals for you and your family? Want to spend more meaningful time with your spouse but can’t figure out how to make it happen? Wish you could find that 20 extra minutes in the day to just get out and walk? Feel like work consumes your day-to-day life with no end in sight?
This Toolkit, Devotions & Bonus material will help discover where your time goes so you can make time for the above.
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