Susan Alexander Yates
Susan Alexander Yates, Olivia SwindlerWisdom for Every Season
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Ten Keys to Building a Strong Marriage
Summer’s almost here!
Many of you are getting married or celebrating anniversaries this summer. Here are some lessons I’ve learned over almost 57 years (yikes!) of marriage. I hope they will be helpful to you. I encourage you to make your...
Praying Together for Your Children Builds Your Marriage
Years ago, John and I began a tradition of praying together for our children that helped us move into a new season with vision, unity, and clarity in how to parent our five kids. We designated a block of time alone (an overnight was the bes...
Ten Questions to Ask When Trying to Discern God’s Will
I do not like indecision or ambiguity. Decision-making causes me stress. Especially when there’s no clear path.
Recently, I was stressing over a decision that I thought I needed to make quickly. For several days, my stomach was in knots. F...
What Was Holy Week Like for Jesus?
What was holy week like for Jesus?
I wonder.
We celebrate Holy Week—decorations, party dresses, family reunions, plans for a special egg hunt or Easter play. We might observe the seriousness of Maundy Thursday or Good Friday, but overall,...
What Happens When Endurance Gets Hard
Today, I have a special post for you written by my dear friend, Olivia (Liv) Swindler. I normally don’t feature guest authors, but I wanted to share my friend Liv’s thoughts with you because, as a 32-year-old single woman, she has a differe...
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Wife to John, Ghee to 21 grands, Author, Speaker, Tarheel, Favorite place: the family farm in Virginia.
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