“The goal of our instruction is LOVE from a pure heart, a good conscience and a sincere faith….Live a life of LOVE, as Christ has loved you.”
1 Tim. 1:5, Eph. 5:2
Make no mistake, good parenting is HARD work. Probably most simply because our kids model us – yikes! Let us encourage one another to love our kids well, as we work on ourselves in the process. …and when we miss the mark, let us lift one another up to not grow weary in well-doing!
This is a great podcast to share with your kids!
A Journey of Adoption
If you have any interest in adoption, but think your circumstances might prevent you from doing so, listen in as Ashley Kellogg tells her family’s story on adopting 5 special need children, when the odds were stacked against them!
To the Mom of Young Children: Take Off the Pressure of Perfection!
In this podcast, and in this blog post, Kelsey shares about life with 5 kids under the age of 7. We talk about the “mess” inside ourselves and how our kids help us get “cleaned up!” We also discuss the beauty and freedom of creating our own “family culture”, and not being bound to looking like anyone else.
Are You Aware of Sex Offenders Living in Your Area?
On this episode of the Forti-fy podcast, Heather and Ann sat down with Detective Michael Smothermon who heads up the Sex and Violent Offender Registry in Allen County.
Join us as we gather around Donna’s kitchen table and walk through our years of homeschooling days to answer the question, “What would you tell a new homeschooling mom?”
On Birth Days, Life, Death and Thanks
I wish I could have said, “Thank You”, one more time.
Mommas – Don’t Let the “HURRY” Hurt, Today.
Momma, Do you see yourself in these words?
Keeping It Simple!
Each family thrives differently, you have the joy and the freedom to figure out what makes you and yours do just that…thrive!
Clever Chore Charts, and Steadfast Playful Moms
Each week we’d like to take a moment out and share a few snippets of moms in our area – doing what they do best – fortifying their families!
Your Kids Really Need This.
Sometimes it is so important NOT to teach, but rather just to listen and affirm.