This article by Misty Krasawski was reprinted in the MassHope Newsletter and I loved it.
Here is just a brief excerpt:
Love bears all things even while running on no sleep; believes all things, especially God's promise to indwell and empower her; hopes all things, such as that she'll actually complete the English curriculum this year and the kids will eventually graduate; endures all things, even questioning from strangers, worried relatives, and most of all, herself.
Love never fails. And neither will she. As long as she never, never, never gives up.
If you are a homeschooler, you definitely need to read the full article which I found here: http://heartofthematteronline.com/1-corinthians-13-for-homeschool-moms
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I read that article in the newsletter and I loved it too.
Thank you for directing us to that article. It's always good to be encouraged.
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