Everyday Confetti: Your Year-Round Guide for Celebrating Holidays and Special Occasions.
Got a calendar packed with reasons to celebrate but a brain that lacks ideas? Special people you want to love on but limited time to do it?
Relax. We’ve got you covered.
In this go-to guide, Karen Ehman and Glynnis Whitwer give women the ideas and the motivation they need to make such occasions less daunting. You can get that Pinterest feel of perfection without all the hassle and time-consuming steps. They provide creative ideas and menu plans for:
- Holidays
- Birthdays
- Special Events
- Everyday Occasions
Readers will even find suggestions for reaching out to others throughout the year through celebrations that are simple, doable, and stress-free.
LET. IT. GO. How to Stop Running the Show & Start Walking in Faith
Women are wired to control. We make sure the house is clean, the meals are prepared, the beds are made, the children are dressed, and everyone gets to where they’re going on time. But sometimes our strength of being conscientious can morph into the weakness of being a slight—or all out—control freak! This humorous, yet spiritually practical book will help you learn how to control what you should, trust God with what you can’t, and more importantly, decide which one is which! Join Karen Ehman, a recovering control freak, as she enables you to:
- Draw the line between mothering and micromanaging
- Influence your husband instead of manipulating him
- Take control of your schedule yet welcome interruptions from God
- Learn to control your emotions when you can’t control the circumstances
- Stop pursuing the appearance of perfection and start pursuing the person of God
A companion video-based study for small groups with a Bible study guide is also available.
LET. IT. GO. How to Stop Running the Show & Start Walking in Faith DVD
Women are wired to control. We make sure the house is clean, the meals are prepared, the beds are made, the children are dressed, and everyone gets to where they’re going on time. But sometimes our strength of being conscientious can morph into the weakness of being a slight — or all out — control freak! This humorous, yet spiritually practical six-week DVD study will help you learn how to control what you should, trust God with what you can’t, and more importantly, decide which one is which! Join Karen Ehman, a recovering control freak, for these helpful sessions:
- God Called and He’d Like His Job Back
- Combatting the “Me First!” Mentality
- Pursuing the Appearance of Perfection
- Practicing the Art of Soul Control
- When Comparisons Lead to Over-Control
- Fixing Your Eyes on the Attitude indicator
* Each group member will also need a participant’s guide and a copy of the book LET. IT. GO. How to Stop Running the Show & Start Walking in Faith.
To view a sample of Karen’s teaching in the DVD curriculum of LET. IT. GO. How to Stop Running the Show & Start Walking in Faith, click here.
LET. IT. GO. How to Stop Running the Show & Start Walking in Faith Participant’s Guide for DVD
Women are wired to control. We make sure the house is clean, the meals are prepared, the beds are made, the children are dressed, and everyone gets to where they’re going on time. But sometimes our strength of being conscientious can morph into the weakness of being a slight — or all out — control freak! This humorous, yet spiritually practical six-week DVD study will help you learn how to control what you should, trust God with what you can’t, and more importantly, decide which one is which! Join Karen Ehman, a recovering control freak, for these helpful sessions:
- God Called and He’d Like His Job Back
- Combatting the “Me First!” Mentality
- Pursuing the Appearance of Perfection
- Practicing the Art of Soul Control
- When Comparisons Lead to Over-Control
- Fixing Your Eyes on the Attitude indicator
* Each group member will also need a participant’s guide and a copy of the book LET. IT. GO. How to Stop Running the Show & Start Walking in Faith
The Complete Guide to Getting & Staying Organized
The key to good organization is not a one-size-fits-all method. It is a unique plan that considers personality type, lifestyle, income level, and family schedule. Karen believes that with her simple step by step process moms can recognize their own personal style of managing their households successfully and develop a unique plan that gives them the freedom to:
- manage their time wisely
- de-clutter and organize their homes
- plan menus, shop more efficiently, and become more comfortable and creative in the kitchen
- get children involved in pursuing an ordered life and home
- avoid the trap of overcommitment
- use practical tools to assist in organization
Getting and staying organized means more time for the important things in family life — concentrating on cultivating a close, personal relationship with the Creator, drawing His word into every aspect of living, and ultimately tying their children’s heartstrings to God.
A Life That Says Welcome
When it comes to hospitality it doesn’t matter what size your house is, how it’s decorated, whether or not it’s spotless, or what you cook or don’t cook. The secret to making guests feel comfortable is more about the condition of your heart than the condition of your home.
A Life That Says Welcome helps you make others feel refreshed, rather than impressed, in your presence. It’s packed with inspiring tips on how to:
- decorate well on a budget
- make the most of your space (no matter how small)
- be prepared for unexpected company
- create delicious, simple dishes your guests will enjoy
You’ll be encouraged to not only open your home but to open your life as an avenue for God’s love everywhere you go.
