{we.love.moms.}

happy mothers day.

{Bat Stew, anyone?}

I scooted down to The TreeTop a couple of Sundays ago. . . I spied a sweet nest! Ya'll see it!

Love it!

My son, Buddy, was cookin' up some bat stew!

Climbing in the kitchen (which I am sure he isn't supposed to be doing)!

They had made these cutie faces!

Look it's my sweetie Cole!

I hope you guys are having a wonderful week!

Anything I can pray with you about?

Text me.

Call me.

E-mail me.

I am here for you.

I love your children

&

I love you.

School is almost out!

Countin' down baby!

{A Perfect Occasion to Buy a Card!}

Don't forget Mothers Day!

This Sunday!

May 9!

{Need a Wedding Gift?}

Love is a choice.

A daily choice.


The Love Dare Day by Day is a daily reminder of how it's done . . . and done well, taking the original experience to the next level. With 52 weekly dares, this one-year devotional invites you to go deeper into the scriptural principles of The Love Dare, and is meant to enrich your relationship with God and your spouse through a daily time of reading, prayer, and action. Make this more than a year of your life. Make it your bold, next step to a lifetime of love.

Features of this book include:

~365 devotional readings on unique aspects of genuine love
~52 weekly dares to help you express love in your marriage
~Dozens of specific prayers to pray for yourself and your spouse
~Questions to get you thinking strategically about your relationship

More than 100 Go Deeper sections that enhance personal Bible study Presented in white simulated leather with a two-piece gift box, this edition makes a lovely wedding or anniversary gift.

{Protect those Sweet Babies}

Summer Fun!

Don't forget the sunscreen.

Keep those little heads covered with a brimmed hat.

Reapply about every 2 hours.

Apply 30 minutes before sun exposure!

Have Fun!

Thank you God for the Sun!

{Training Through Adversity}

Challenges will make you grow and will help you to be ready for your future.

We see an example of the is 1 Samuel 17. This is the story of David's encounter with Goliath. David was someone who learned how to rely on the wisdom of God and how to make decisions based on God's Word.

In looking at his life, you'll see that he didn't start off by immediately handling the tough situations. God first put him in smaller situations that he could handle.

These challenges were designed to prepare him for what he would later face.

The next time you feel like you are facing a lion or a bear, realize that this could be God's way to prepare you for what lies ahead.

Have a great week!

Love, Tonia

{Hello Wednesday}

See you tonight!

6:30-7:30