Are you a fan of the Summer Olympics? If you are, we have the official schedule of events in case you want to watch or DVR them! Click for details: &n ..read more

I absolutely hate when items come overly packaged in plastic. Not only is it a waste of resources and terrible for the environment but it's also a hug ..read more

Lord, we are humbled by the unconditional love you have for us. Download Memory Verse Here Download Coloring Page Here PIN THIS ..read more

We are so excited about this summer series. We are taking a moment to refresh a few of our most popular episodes from our series on Mental Health and Wellness. If you are headed out on a road trip or lounging in the yard, get those ear buds in and fill yourself up with this content. We want you to have all this in one place. It doesn’t often make the list when we think about difficult feelings to process. But disappointment can have a much deeper impact on our mental wellness than we might think. Marriage and family therapist Nicole Zasowski joins The AllMomDoes Podcast host Julie Lyles Car ..read more

Traditionally, there were three parenting styles: permissive, authoritarian, and authoritative. Then they added a fourth: “uninvolved/neglectful.” And then, those parenting styles got thrown out the window because of the ever-evolving parenting landscape, along with our affinity for cutesy visual descriptors. So here’s a list of all the modern parenting styles and their definitions. Which one best describes you? Helicopter Parent: This is the OG of the modern parenting styles; we’ve all heard of this one. Helicopter parents hover over their children – whether it’s constantly shadowing the ..read more

Summertime provides an amazing opportunity for us to discuss the fifth of the Five Fixes for unhealthy tech: Loving Boundaries. Today we’ll discuss how to build open communication around tech, which is the basis for any meaningful tech change, and develop practical hedges for our family, devices, and network. Listen to "Keeping Tech Safe This Summer (Five Tech Fixes #3)" on Spreaker. Show Notes: Find Gospel Tech: Show Page on Purposely | Website | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Please take a moment to rate and review this podcast where you listen to podcasts. *Transcription can be found o ..read more

Is there anything better than fudgy brownies? Whether on their own or with a nice scoop of vanilla ice cream, brownies are one of the best desserts ever created. If I’m baking these beauties for a holiday or birthday, I usually add some themed sprinkles to make them more festive! Ingredients: 3/4 cups Dutch-processed cocoa powder 1/2 tsp baking soda 2/3 cup melted butter divided (1/3 cup + 1/3 cup) 1/2 cup boiling water 2 cups sugar 2 large eggs 1 tsp pure vanilla extract 1/2 tsp salt 1 1/3 cup Bob’s Red Mill Gluten-Free Flour Mix (or same amount regular flour) 2 cups chocolate chips Direction ..read more

My family loves playing games together, and recently, my husband and I introduced our kids to Dutch Blitz. It’s a fast-paced card game, which means lots of screaming and shouting in our home. We get very excited when our blitz pile is empty and we win the round. While being the fastest player in Dutch Blitz is fun, it made me wonder if fast is good and slow is bad. In our world, we live at lightning speed. If we want to keep up and be productive, we need to move quickly. The rat race of life feels normal to many of us. But is that sustainable? Healthy? Biblical? I’d argue that we can’t keep up ..read more

We are so excited about this summer series. We are taking a moment to refresh a few of our most popular episodes from our series on Mental Health and Wellness. If you are headed out on a road trip or lounging in the yard, get those ear buds in and fill yourself up with this content. We want you to have all this in one place. Are you feeling disconnected from the things you used to love, for the kids you’re raising, for your work? It might just be a case of burnout and what to do about it might sound counter-intuitive, but could be just what you need. Kristen Wetherell joins Julie Lyles Carr ..read more

I saw the most beautiful lollipops on Pinterest a few years ago. Even though I knew I’d probably never make them, I pinned the recipe because the pictures were so beautiful. Making hard candy is an exact science and I don’t do well with rigid recipes. I like to experiment and change things up. Recently, my granddaughter and I tried to make honey drops for her brother’s sore throat. We boiled the ingredients for what seemed like forever, and it never did reach the hardball stage on the candy thermometer. We ended up with rather mushy drops that stuck together. So, when I ran into the beautiful ..read more