by Michelle Wuesthoff | Sep 17, 2019 | community, family, God's love, judgement, orphan heart, perspective, relationships
God Doesn’t “Take You Back” into His Family After You’ve Gone Astray I got all fired up today after coming across a well-meaning Christian video about Justin Bieber. To be honest, I know very little about Justin Bieber, so this has absolutely... by Michelle Wuesthoff | Jul 3, 2019 | anxiety, calling, family, journey
My Real-life, Mid-life (Mom) Crisis When I was a kid, I thought a mid-life crisis meant you bought a sports car because you felt bad about getting old. I also thought it was a guy thing — an old guy thing. Yet here I am, proving myself wrong: a 50-year-old mom with no... by Michelle Wuesthoff | Jan 30, 2019 | family, identity
5 Ways To Help Your Kids Build a Solid Identity We are in an all-out identity crisis these days. Though it is part of the human experience to try to sort out who we are at different stages of life, never has that need become as critical or as urgent as it is right... by Michelle Wuesthoff | Nov 27, 2018 | family, marriage, relationships
5 Things Every Man Needs From His Wife Hey friends! I’m back this week (as promised!) talking about marriage once again. And today, I’m focusing on you ladies out there, and how you, as a wife, can meet some very important needs of your man. To be totally honest up... by Michelle Wuesthoff | Nov 21, 2018 | family, marriage, relationships
5 Things Every Woman Needs From Her Husband Alright, guys, listen up. I’m talking to you, husbands, husband wanna-bes, young men, and older men. I’m also talking to the ladies: those of you who are still young and/or unmarried, and those of you in marriages that are... by Michelle Wuesthoff | Sep 11, 2018 | community, courage, diversity, family, grief, perspective, racism
May We Never Forget: September 11 May we never forget that day, though nearly an entire generation has emerged in its wake; A day with piercing, sapphire skies, so typical of September. And typically, it began. The rush hour throng had subsided, and everyday people...