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Regret. Guilt. Remorse. The better the mother, the more likely she feels strong emotions about the mistakes of motherhood. They’re inevitable, but we do not have to make them worse by mishandling what has already been done. As a new mother, I certainly wasn’t prepared for the torment of knowingContinue Reading
When the subject of my mother arose in the past, I had nothing good to say. My mind was filled with a backlog of childhood memories of a mother who rarely acted in my best interests. How could I honor my mother when she caused a lot of grief andContinue Reading
I’ve had this Brick Bible article in my queue to write for months. I don’t want to work on it and I don’t want to release it! It’s not the inevitable backlash that is fueling my procrastination as much as the thought that those who should care will not. EvenContinue Reading
What does parenting have to do with deliverance? At some point, every one who has been set free was a child. In addition, much of the healing needed in an adult began with a moment of time from their childhood. Pivotal parenting is important! One occurrence of confusion, trauma, injustice,Continue Reading
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