by Deb Kalmbach | Uncategorized
Welcome to the 12 Pearls of Christmas! Enjoy these Christmas “Pearls of Wisdom”! Please follow along through Christmas day as Melody Carlson, Lauraine Snelling, Rachel Hauck, Tricia Goyer, Maureen Lang, and more share their heartfelt stories of how God has...
by Deb Kalmbach | Uncategorized
Hello – I’m thrilled to announce the 2nd Annual 12 Pearls of Christmas! We’ve lined up several authors to share their Christmas “Pearls of Wisdom”! Please follow along beginning today (Monday the 13th) through Christmas day as Melody...
by Deb Kalmbach | Uncategorized
Here’s a sneak peak post of the 12 Pearls of Christmas series that I’ll be hosting at my blog for the next few weeks! Please follow along through Christmas day as each post shares heartfelt stories of how God has touched a life during this most wonderful...
by Deb Kalmbach | blessings, colonoscopy, gratitude
I promise not to give you too much information. (T.M. I.), but I wanted to tell a little about my colonoscopy experience. My doctor had been insistent. “You need a colonoscopy. It’s the screening that can save your life.” I’d been reluctant,...
by Deb Kalmbach | balance, encouragement, priorities
I recently watched the movie, Flash of Genius. It’s a touching story based on Dr. Robert Kearns’ invention of the intermittent windshield wiper. Wow! I had no idea how this technology came into being. Now my sense of gratitude for wipers that swipe over my...
by Deb Kalmbach | authors, free course, writers
Did you know that one of the best ways that an entrepreneur canstand out from the competition is to write a book? When you’re an author, you have a business card that lastsforever, sharing your message and wisdom with the world. Infact, a book is often your ticket to...
by Deb Kalmbach | encouragement, love, marriage
I have a sign my friend Jenni painted for me that hangs in our living room. The message is simple, yet profoundly difficult: Love never fails, words from 1 Corinthians 13, the well-known love chapter in the Bible. I’m more keenly aware of the meaning as Randy...
by Deb Kalmbach | children, letting go, moms
Last Sunday I had nursery duty at our church. I always enjoy taking my turn, because I remember how challenging it was trying to keep wriggling toddlers still for the duration of the service. Moms and dads really deserve a break on Sunday mornings. How much easier it...
by Deb Kalmbach | financial mistakes, grace, gratitude
When Randy lost his job and career as an air traffic controller 16 years ago, we were suddenly thrust into a new world. Where we once had enough money, not only for the basics, but for extras, too, we now found ourselves in a position we hadn’t known in a long...
by Deb Kalmbach | Diffiuclt relationships, hope, shoes
I’ve been thinking about shoes a lot lately. My massage therapist had been hounding me about seeing a physical therapist who specializes in foot problems–and helping you become more balanced with solid support from your feet on up. So I finally made the...
