I would like to share a blog with you written by a pastor’s wife that was posted on breatheministry.com and they have given us permission to share with you today. When you have a baby, feeling her growing inside, you feel closer to the Lord than ever because you hold His creation in your arms. You and your husband have dreams of what that child will become, and you as parent. When you love the Lord, your goal is to…
I don’t know about you, but it does not bother me at all to stop and ask for directions, because let’s face it our GPS is not ALWAYS right. Now I know it is harder for men to stop and ask for directions because they always KNOW the way. Plus I have a true story about my husband not stopping to ask for directions. When he was the Single’s Pastor in Lynchburg, VA we took a group of singles to…
As we begin another busy week, I want to focus on our busy lives as pastors’ wives. There are so many things we are expected to participate in and so many things we are expected to be good at. Therefore, we get so caught up in the “doing” of ministry that we forget to “be.” Be still and listen to Him speak because He does speak continually. I had a devotional recently that speaks to this and I would like…
Have you ever had someone tell you, “Oh, you’re the pastor’s wife so God answers all your prayers?” or “You have a direct line to God because you are the pastor’s wife.” We are just like every other Christian and God hears our prayers just like them. But I recently read an article by Sharon Jaynes that I believe every Christian needs to read. Yes, even a pastor’s wife. I was so confused. I was talking to God, but it…
Last month we dedicated our email/blogs to PK’s (Pastor’s Kids.) We recently were made aware of a book The Pastor’s Kid: Finding Your Own Faith and Identity by Barnabas Piper. Barnabas is a PK himself so this is a must read. Here is a description of the book: The only one under as much pressure as the pastors is…the pastor’s kid. Dad may be following God’s call, but the pastor’s kids (PK’s) are just following Mom and Dad. Often to…
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