The love in Lia Huntington’s home is so thick you could cut it with a knife! Her children adore her, are respectful, happy and competent. Why? In this podcast we pick her brain to discover what are some of the secrets behind creating love at home.
By Camille Brooks My hyacinth bulbs were blooming beautifully when a late snowstorm hit. After the snow had melted, I found some of these lovely flowers flat on the ground. The weight of the snow was too much for them and they fell flat in the dirt, unable to recover. It caused me to wonder. …
By Camille Brooks I love the symbolic message of spring— No matter how hard, how long, or how cold the winter is, I know with surety that spring will eventually follow. This gives me hope when I face my own long, dark winters—hardships of trial and sorrow that stretch my soul. In times of sorrow, …
This first podcast is an introduction to a series of podcasts titled, Sorrow Lets the Glory Out. I share one of my first encounters with sorrow and some insights that could help us, as we face the afflictions that come into our lives. “Trials are not tragedies unless we make them so.They are opportunities for …