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Called or Asked?

August 26, 2019 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.

Motherhood Matters

May 8, 2016 Kaci Lane Hindman 2016, abortion, andy stanley, baby, birth, childhood, kids, mom, mother, mother's day, raise

Motherhood. It’s often a thankless job, but one day out of the year everyone acknowledges the contribution of mothers. I personally think we should celebrate moms on Labor Day as well, but that’s probably because I was in labor for two days with my son. In a world where abortion and a laid back approach…

Priceless

February 1, 2016 Kaci Lane Hindman 1 timothy 6, 2016, american greed, belief, believe, Bible, blessed, blessing, Christian, church, debt, eternal life, friends, give, greed, happy, Jesus, love, malachi, mastercard, meet our needs, mom, moms of toddlers, money, money management, parents, priceless, thankful, tithe, wealth, young mom

To tithe or not to tithe? That is the question for many church goers nowadays. The economy is bad, gas priceless fluctuate all the time, and as a parent of young children I know how it feels to hear “$20 dollars for this and $5 for that” every time you turn around! Those of us…

Santa Baby

December 11, 2015 Kaci Lane Hindman 2015, baby, belief, believe, birth, childhood, Christian, christmas, elf, elf on the shelf, family, family Christmas, greed, Halloween, history, history channel, holiday, holidays, home, Jesus, kids, mom, parenthood, parenting, parents, presents, santa, spend, spoiled, spoiled brat, st. nicholas, tradition, Uncategorized

Christmas is coming and two words are heard in every home: Santa Claus. Hopefully “Baby Jesus” is also heard in many homes, but sadly apart from church and individual households, these words are not as advertised as the jolly old dude in red duds. I have never told my three-year-old son “Santa is watching” (though…

Bringing Generations Together Over the Holidays

November 18, 2015 Kaci Lane Hindman 2015, angel, belief, blessed, childhood, Christian, Christmas memories, community, cook, family, family Christmas, friends, friendships, generation, gifts, give, God, grandparents, granny, happy, help, helping others, holiday, holidays, home, home for Christmas, hometown, kids, love, marry, memories, mom, New Year, parents, quality time, south, thankful, thanksgiving, tradition, Uncategorized, vacation, volunteer, young mom

One of my favorite holiday memories is helping my mother and grandmother cook for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Before I got married, I would spend the night before each holiday with my mom and do all the little prep work and washing, since they were the real cooks. Now I still like to come by sometime…

A Parenting Prayer on My Son’s Third Birthday

October 2, 2015 Kaci Lane Hindman 2015, adolescent, birthday, blessed, blessing, brat, brooke madison photography, care, childhood, Christian, complain, emotions, family, feelings, frustration, God, love, memories, milestone, mom, moms of preschoolers, moms of toddlers, nurture, oldest child, parenthood, parenting, parents, patience, pray, prayer, son, stress, three, toddler, young mom

Lord, help me to see as my son turns three, Just how important his life is to me. Not just the milestones and occasions of note, But also those times when he frustrates me most. Though his fits and fights cause us much stress, His hugs and giggles make us most blessed. Potty training and…

America’s Fading Glory

July 3, 2015 Kaci Lane Hindman 1 timothy 2, 2015, 9-11, 911, America, anti bullying, belief, Bible, Christian, college, complain, conservative, conviction, democrat, facebook, fading, family, feelings, flag, forgive, forgiveness, Fourth of July, gay, glory, God, hatred, help, hold on, july 4th, kindness, leader, liberal, love, love your enemies, mom, moms of preschoolers, moms of toddlers, non-christian, parenting, parents, passions, people, pray, prayer, republican, resolution, shocking news, social media, target, terrorist, timothy, toddler, twin towers, united states, vote, worry, young mom

At a time when we all should celebrate our independence and enjoy the freedoms of living in America, my mind is filled with fear. I have not felt such a fear for our nation since my Freshman year in college when 9/11 hit our country. The difference is that terrorists attacked 14 years ago, and…

Forgiving My Father

June 16, 2015 Kaci Lane Hindman 2015, actions, adam sandler, advice, anger, baseball, brat, Christian, compare, complain, dad, daddy, dating, dealing with death, death, die, emotions, father, Father's Day, feelings, football, forgive, forgiveness, friends, God, happy, hometown, husband, jealous, Jesus, kindness, love, mom, oldest child, online dating, parenthood, parenting, parents, patience, people, prayer, relationship, respect, responsibility, shocking news, small town, social media, spoiled brat, spoiled brt, step, testimony, thankful, vacation

You never forget receiving shocking news, and the details of the day often stick with you as clearly as the news itself. I distinctly remember standing in the park, watching my boyfriend (now husband) play baseball. My walkie-talkie sized Nokia rang and a funny number showed up. I answered it and listened intently at the…

Helping Kids See God though Art and Storytelling

May 15, 2015 Kaci Lane Hindman 2015, Alabama, angel, art, artist, bama theater, bama theatre, Bible, blessing, childhood, children's books, children's hands on museum, chom, Christian, church, community, Confetti Interiors, creator, facebook, family, friends, gallery, God, God's creation, God’s Littlest Angel, help, helping others, hope is not lost, house, I feel God, I hear God, I know God, I see God, illustrate, Jennifer Rubino, junior league, kindness, love, ministry, Moby, mom, moms of preschoolers, moms of toddlers, needs of others, painting, parenting, parents, people, south, speaking, story, the last bush of kush, the route, ttown, tuscaloosa, write, young adult, young adult books, young mom

No matter how old I get or how educated I feel I’ve become, I still “see” God most in the simple, yet intricate, details of His creation all around me. My 2-year-old son loves reading the Creation story too, and one local artist has done a phenomenal job of bringing that wondrous awe to all…

What Makes A Mother?

May 10, 2015 Kaci Lane Hindman 2015, adopt, advice, advisor, apartment, aunt, belief, berry, birmingham, birth, blessing, boss, calling, car seat, care, college, comedy, compare, comparing, comparison, counseling, death, dictionary, family, friends, friendships, gifts, goals, God, grandparents, granny, happy, help, helping others, home, house, job, kids, kindness, labor day, love, magazine, marriage, marry, maw, memories, mentor, molding, mom, moms of preschoolers, moms of toddlers, mother's day, nurture, parenthood, parenting, parents, patience, people, relationship, respect, service, small town, south, student, student life, teacher, thankful, ttown, tuscaloosa, two, Uncategorized, university of alabama, webster, write, young mom

Despite having a son for two and a half years, it still catches me off guard when someone wishes me “Happy Mother’s Day.” Maybe it’s because until I had my son, I wasn’t even sure if I wanted to be a mother. Or maybe it’s because since he’s so young I feel like I have…

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