Family, Children, Love, Jesus
This love thing – the reason for this Valentine’s Day season — is more profound than most people think. But to be honest, our blog only scratches the surface. If you really want to dig deep, get our books. We don’t spend time away from our family for frivolous things, so when we do so to write, we write about only the most profound thing, LOVE.
Love Another Child is more than just a book. It is a calling. This book should be in the hands of every parent, especially those who are considering welcoming a child into their home. Love Another Child is available at the following online locations.
How does a mother of 16 feed her children? Her cookbooks, written together with her daughter Cynthia, explains how.
Families of all sizes will appreciate the Jeubs’ creative solutions to raising children and managing a home. More importantly, Chris and Wendy honestly tell their life story—trials and blessings alike—that will inspire its readers to a renewed vision for family life.
Do you ever think about what life will be like when you’re in your 70s or 80s? I’m reminded every once in a while, and it helps me keep the right perspective on life. It’s easy to lose sight when there are dishes to wash, bills to pay, and diapers to change.
It isn’t a pretty picture. Yet when we explain specifics of our frugal lives, we get the attention of most parents. They often find it hard to believe we are able to live on such a small fortune.
We got this email from someone. Who knows where it originated. While it is interesting what life was like just 100 years ago, here’s an idea of how they will read us in 100 years.
That’s it. I’m sick of my gut. I’m tired of being tired. I’m at least 15 pounds overweight, and I’m gonna lose it this year. Huzzah!
I can’t shout it louder from the mountain top how great it is to have children, even 16 children. Yes, I really believe that.
As a blogger, you’ll be sharing your perspectives, but this is NOT the same as picking a fight. When living in community, we should all be able to “take some, leave some.” Your blogging is your sharing – giving some of yourself to others – not your judgment on them.
We don’t understand why so many people resist the calling of parenting. Why are millions of people opting out of it? Why is the childless life attractive? Our jaws drop at such ideas.
Before we get on a high horse and condemn Christians for thinking like the disciples, let’s get down to earth. We all tend to resemble the disciples at times. Doesn’t every parent? We get short with the children, testy, annoyed. That’s not how Jesus viewed children.