Don’t Judge A Book By Its Mother

Kaci Lane Hindman 2019, book, career, choice, choices, Christian, compare, comparing, comparison, counseling, divorce, fear, God, grandparents, home, marriage, marry, parents, relationship, relationship, Uncategorized

We’ve all heard the phrase, “Don’t judge a book by its cover.” This can literally mean that what’s inside a book has little or nothing to do with what’s on the cover. But it can also apply to people and other inanimate objects. And while society is better about not “judging a book by its…

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When Life Gives You Lemonade…

Kaci Lane Hindman 2019, 9-11, 911, America, Bible, blessed, blessing, Christ, Christian, complain, creator, faith, generation, goal, goals, God, God's creation, happy, His way, humble, Jesus, lemon, memories, relationship, relationship, scripture, trust, Uncategorized, worship

This time of year we like to reminisce about 9/11 and honor those who lost their lives in 2001. It’s great that we remember and pay reverence to that day in our history. Yet, I wonder if we’ve lost reverence in our everyday lives.

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Called or Asked?

Kaci Lane Hindman 2019, actions, advice, anxiety, ask, boundaries, calling, care, career, change, choice, choices, Christ, Christian, decisions, emotions, encouragement, expectation, faith, family, feelings, friends, frustration, fulfill, God, grey, help, helping others, kids, kindness, life, ministry, mom, needs of others, parenthood, parenting, passions, patience, pray, relationship, serve, spiritual gift, stress, time, Uncategorized, volunteer, work, worry, write

If Satan can’t tempt us to sin in the usual carnal ways of the world, he will fill our to-do lists with “good deeds” to the point that we neglect our true callings.

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Unconditional Love

Kaci Lane Hindman 2019, children, kids, love, parenthood, parenting, Uncategorized

Yesterday was the last day of my son’s first year of “big school” {insert crying Emoji here}. I’m not a sentimental or emotional person, but I do feel sad that it went by so quickly. People told me all year “once they start Kindergarten, it flies by.” And . . . they were right! He…

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