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By Leah Simpson
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The podcast currently has 155 episodes available.
"I must keep alive in myself the desire for my true country, which I shall not find til' death, I must never let it get snowed under or turned aside; I must make it the main object of life to press on to that country and to help others to do the same." - C.S Lewis
Perhaps you have felt like you do not fit here on earth. As a Christ follower we were made for our home in heaven. A profession of faith is not a guarantee of a possession of faith. Part of keeping heaven focused thinking is to know the truth and joy of what is ahead for those who choose heaven as their eternal destination.
More on our FAITH:
What is a Christ Follower?
Soul Keeping
Identity Amnesia
The Audible Voice of God
Private Worship
Books on Amazon:
Hum of the Home: Routines and Rythyms of Homemaking
Nurturing My Nest: Intentional Home Building and Custom Built Education
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Heaven is REAL! It exists today. Little is discussed about our eternal destination, but the truths expressed in God's holy word offer glorious glimpses of the potential future for those who trust God. An understanding about the true teaching of heaven can change our daily reality. Join this conversation to open your mind to truths about heaven. What will be in heaven? What will not be in heaven?
More on this conversation at www.nurturingmynest.
More Inspiration on Faith:
What is a Christ Follower?
Private Worship
Soul Keeping
Books on Home and Family on Amazon:
Hum of the Home: Routines and Rythms of Homemaking
Nurturing My Nest: Intentional Homebuilding and Custom Built Home Building
Now in its fifth decade, in vitro fertilization (IVF) and other reproduction technology have been the answer to many people's prayers for a family. However, this success has led to an excess of frozen embryos. Nearly 1.5 million babies are in a frozen orphanage. Many biological parents store embryos for further use.
When parents have completed their families, they have to decide what to do with the frozen embryos. Donating them to an infertile couple is a popular option. Fertilized babies can be given for adoption through the National Embryo Donation Center. Leslie Hollowell shares her story of embryo adoption and the gift of her son Hudson.
For more information Embryo Adoption, contact the National Embryo Donation Center.
Inspiration on HOME and FAMILY @www.nurturingmynest.com
Empty Arms: A Journey of Infertility, Miscarriage and Children
The Value of a Mom
Loving on Moms With New Babies
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Join this conversation with Leslie Hollowell. Hear how intentional living and the pattern of discipleship has shaped her life. Only God could have known that Leslie's road of singleness of 37 years along with working as an elementary school teacher for 10 of these years, would be the building blocks He used in her life to allow her the privilege of ministering and living life with teenage and college girls. Leslie has been on a journey that has continued to prove God's faithfulness. Young people have gravitated toward Leslie because of her kindness and keen sense of listening. With a thought toward pulling up the weeds of lies and planting the seeds of truth, Leslie works to impact young people for God. Don't miss Episode 152 on Snowflake Babies with Leslie where she tells her story of infertility and choice for embryo adoption of her son.
More on HOME and FAMILY:
Talking to Your Children on Dating
5 Ideas for Developing the Whole Child
Vance Vacation: Building Extended Family Community
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Thank you, to you our listener, for joining us in this journey of 150 podcast episodes with companion blogs. This celebration invites us to hear Tim's favorite five episodes, my favorite five episodes and most importantly, YOUR favorites! What is your personal favorite? What would you like to hear more of?
Thank you for being the reason we spend time writing, recording, editing, posting and sharing this content!! We LOVE YOU!! We know that God has a beautiful plan for each of us!! Some of his greatest gifts comes through the HOME and FAMILY!!! Thank you for listening!! Thank you for sharing!!! Thank you for Embracing Your Everyday!!!!
Companion blog @ www.nurturingmynest.com
Thank you for your ongoing enthusiasm!!! Looking forward to the next 150 episodes!!
Recently a friend shared this encouragement on communication that focuses on the inner qualities of a person instead of their outer appearance. This is so important when practicing social skills, emotional intelligence and friendship development. Consider memorizing a few of these compliments. Or use these as prompts to create authentic, winning compliments that demonstrate that the receiver is being seen and known. Check out these 15 compliments that are not about physical appearance. Grab a few life-giving words!
More on this topic at www.nurturingmynest.com
Inspiration on Relationships:
20 Social Skills to Improve Your Sociability
Emotional Intelligence
Friendship in 7 Easy Steps
Life Giving Words
Friendship Recession
Books on HOME and FAMILY:
Hum of the Home: Routines and Rhythms of Homemaking
Nurturing My Nest: Intentional Homebuilding and Custom Built Education
While preparing for preschool seems optional for the summer or the school year, it is vitally important. Don't waste the preschool years by limiting your little one to entertainment options. Maximize the season of learning that those early years bring. Preschool years are ripe learning years. Secondly, if you don't have a plan to keep the little ones busy, they will be underfoot when you are working with your older children or doing some needy domestic work. Teach them key memory work. Engage them in tactical skills. Guide them to delight in the world around you. Let's explore a number of ways to optimize and nurture some of your little one's best years!
More on CHILDREN:
Literature Rich Classical Education
Loving on Moms With New Babies
Whose Job is it Anyway? Spiritual Formation of a Child
Expect and Inspect: Teaching Your Child to Clean
A Silent Tragedy: How We are Raising Our Children
Inspiration on HOME and FAMILY @ www.nurturingmynest.com
Speaking as a parent of a strong-willed child (SWC), I can communicate as one has been in the trenches. The wonderful part of this is that I can confirm that this child is likely intelligent and full of potential. While parenting this personality can be altogether demanding, frustrating and intensely maddening. It also gives you a front row seat to a highly driven, strong individual. Consider your words and actions carefully. This podcast offers hope and encouragement and some practical tools.
More on this topic at www.nurturingmynest.com
More on CHILDREN:
Ep. 60 A Silent Tragedy: How We Are Raising Our Children
Ep. 94 Teaching Your Child to Serve: Spiritual Formation @ Home
Only 18 Summers
Eo, 80 Birth Order
Ep. 144 The Heart of ANGER: Practical Help for the Prevention and Cure of Anger in Children
My hope is that you have a wonderful relationship with your parents. My hope is that you are visiting them as frequently as you hope your own children will visit you when they are grown. We can agree that relationships take work. Our interaction with our parents or our children is no exception. Open, honest conversations lead to better relationships. When you do go to your parent's home for a visit, remember these easy things that you can do to be a really wonderful guest.
More on FAMILY:
The Heart of ANGER: Practical Helps for the Prevention and Cure of Anger in Children
Talking to Your Children About Dating
Dehumanizing Our Daughters - Choose Beauty
More inspiration at @www.nurturingmynest.com
Today's thoughts center around what to do with the stuff that represents life that has been lived, but is no longer used daily or on a regular basis. Life is a series of transitions. One of the inevitable changes is moving out of the home where you lived with your parents. Consider how many parents continue to live with their children's things long after the children are gone. The trap is created when space is held hostage when their home is storing things instead of children.
More of this conversation @www.nurturingmynest.com
Inspiration on HOME and FAMILY:
How to Make Friends and Keep Them
Private Worship
The Value of a Good Father
The Value of a Mom
Teaching Your Child to Serve: Spiritual Formation @ Home
Books available on Amazon:
Hum of the Home: Routines and Rhythms of Homemaking
Nurturing My Nest: Intentional Home Building and Custom Built Education
The podcast currently has 155 episodes available.