Strange parental advice rooted in experience

Posted on April 25, 2019 - April 25, 2019 by Michelle Kaderly Welsh

Our kids may tire of hearing our advice, but good reasons often support what we say. I encountered some new personal advice not long ago that shocked my kids. They laughed because they thought I was j... Read More

Why Resurrection Sunday brings me joy

Posted on April 18, 2019 - April 18, 2019 by Michelle Kaderly Welsh

My first Good Friday with new eyes I remember the first Good Friday service I attended after I made my commitment to Christ. The pastor of the packed Nazarene church in my community welcomed my husban... Read More

Grandparents play important role in our lives

Posted on April 11, 2019 by Michelle Kaderly Welsh

My grandparents are all gone now, but memories can still pull me back to those times.   Memories of a gift My Grandma Jeanette died from cancer when I was in middle school so my most precious mem... Read More

Transformed life leaves powerful impression

Posted on April 4, 2019 - April 4, 2019 by Michelle Kaderly Welsh

Have you ever met someone famous? After some thought, I discovered I’ve met a few famous people. When my husband and I met Brett Favre, my husband couldn’t stop grinning so the photo they took of ... Read More

Higgs’ The Women of Easter is an amazing study of this holy week

Posted on March 28, 2019 by Michelle Kaderly Welsh

During Lent, I am immersing myself in studying Christ’s final week and resurrection. I discovered a compact little book, The Women of Easter by Liz Curtis Higgs. Please consider getting a copy soon ... Read More

Talking to pets, plants, cars leads to gratitude

Posted on March 21, 2019 by Michelle Kaderly Welsh

A Facebook friend asked if anyone talked to her pets. Talk to your pets? Why keep it just to your pets, I wanted to know. I talk to pets, plants, and vehicles. That may be strange, I suppose, but this... Read More

Pay attention to lessons from a donkey

Posted on March 14, 2019 by Michelle Kaderly Welsh

One can learn a lot from a donkey. My experiences with donkeys are limited. I once wanted to introduce my daughters to a neighbor donkey, so I seated their small bodies in the double stroller and set ... Read More

Home Another Way is quick, entertaining read

Posted on March 7, 2019 by Michelle Kaderly Welsh

  Brenda S. Anderson’s latest release continues her theme of helping the homeless. In Home another Way, the hero and heroine are from opposite backgrounds. One has had a privileged upbringing a... Read More

Whatever Is True captures how wounds can impair judgement

Posted on February 28, 2019 - March 2, 2019 by Michelle Kaderly Welsh

Are you a romantic who enjoys Hallmark movies? Are you looking for a new romance novel to read? I recommend Whatever Is True by Pamela S. Meyers, which releases tomorrow, March 1. If you have ever str... Read More

Racing time complicates life

Posted on February 21, 2019 by Michelle Kaderly Welsh

The sound of squealing tires preceded the sound of crunching metal on metal. Those were my thoughts colliding with the truth that there was no rush in reaching a certain goal at the moment since I had... Read More