Keeli Fawcett gives unique perspectives on a variety of issues. From guidance for college students following Jesus to laying healthy groundwork for marriage or young families.
The sleepless nights, unexpected fevers, and meltdowns are things parents know all too well. The title is true. Parenting is tough. It wears on you physically and emotionally everyday of your life. It is clear why God makes babies so cute! When it’s 4:00am and your little one has decided to stay awake to play peek-a-boo, their smile warms your heart. If anyone else wanted to play a game at 4:00am, you would most likely ask them to leave.
As the angels sang, “Peace on earth and goodwill toward men.” It’s the season of ceasefires and reconciliation. It’s a celebration where offense is buried and forgiveness reigns. It’s a time for giving. However, a lot of people see giving gifts as a burden and not a joy. If you have a difficult time shopping for gifts, I want to give you some ideas you may not find on Amazon.
Nobody enters marriage an expert. Often, the issues mentioned above don’t spawn out of a lack of love, but a lack of grace. Marriage demands that we become something more. Marriage is powerful and, as the saying goes, with great power comes great responsibility. Being quick to forgive, fast to affirm, and racing towards responsibility are all signs of grace. I want to give you three pillars that will ensure a blissful union with your spouse.
Marriage and life as a missionary is not an either/or battle. Poisonous beliefs have seeped into the minds of so many of our best, holding them back from a fulfilling life in union with a husband or wife. I’m here to tell you, it is possible to live a powerful life for the Lord with a spouse. Perhaps even more powerful than if you were single.
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