Congratulations Dr. Greene!!! On September 13th Dr.Greene from The Greenlines Show celebrated his one millionth download for 2019! How amazing is that! That is not only 1 million opportunities to bring truth into lives but the number of lives he…
Road Trip October
Road Trip October!! I am getting ready for my first ever month long road trip for Sonset Point Ministries! For some reason all my conferences this year landed in the same month. So instead of flying back and forth I…
September is Suicide Prevention Month
According to AFSP (American Foundation for Suicide Prevention) suicide is the 10th leading cause of death in the United States. In 2017 there were an estimated 1,400.000 suicide attempts with 47,173 Americans dying from suicide that year. That comes to…
Parental Respect is not for you, it’s for them
A few weeks ago we traveled out of town to my families annual summer festival. It was a special year because my niece was up for the town’s Royalty. It was an exciting day. They do a great job promoting…
It should be a good day
It should be a good day…. It’s my beautiful granddaughters 1 year old birthday party. She is so precious and my heart just bursts every time I see her. So why on such a happy occasion am I crying?…
A New Set of Blocks Now Available
Special is from June 15th – July 31st
A New Experience
I was recently contacted by Charisma Magazine. They were very impressed with my teen divorce recovery curriculum, The Journey. We have been furthering our relationship over the months and I was excited to be invited to do a Podcast with…
3 Tips for Women on a Rough Road
by Gail Cawley Showalter https://seeinguthrough.files.wordpress.com/2017/03/smore-5-stumbling.mp3 Potholes are ugly nuisances and can really make travel unpleasant. Life can be like a rough road. Pot holes and bumps make it difficult to see ahead. I know. I’ve hit my share of those ugly…
Supporting Your Young Star
Guest Blog written by Anya Willis Supporting Your Young Star: Tips for Financing a Child’s Sports Interests If you’re a parent with a budding hoops star or soccer prodigy, you want to do everything you can to foster that talent…
April Attitude Adjustment
We are experiencing the snowiest season on record here in Minnesota. Those who know me can testify that my patience is wearing thin. I am not a winter lover. It’s cold, damp, freezing and icy. I’m cold all the time. I hate driving on…
25 Things Children of Divorce Want Their Parents to Know-Part 4
Last month we talked about how divorce can make our children grow up too fast. It was a good conversation about allowing our children to be children and not to expect too much from them just because there are more…
Don’t forget about the February Special
Don’t forget about the February Special. It is a GREAT deal!! You won’t want to miss out!
When Valentines Day Just Hurts
Hope for the Heartbroken There are some days of the year I wish would just disappear. Valentines Day was one of them. It got me thinking. Has there always been a Valentines Day? And who thought of it? Or is…
What’s Happening at Sonset Point Ministries ?
Happy 2019!! Can you believe it? Where has all the time gone? There are days where there seems to never be an end and then all of a sudden it’s the end of another month. I have been very busy…
Dec 2018 Blast
Calling all Counselors!!!!
I am on my way to the annual AACC (American Association of Christian Counselors) National Conference in Dallas Texas. I love this conference. I get to learn so much. I love touching base with my ministry partners. Everything about this…
A New Friend
A New Friend…. This last March I was at an AACC Church Leadership Conference in Riverside California. It was a lovely conference and I was able to develop some new friendships and ministry partners over that week. I always find…
Helping Kids Cope With Tragedy
WRITTEN BY WAYNE STOCKS Initial Thoughts When it comes to tragedy, it is important to remember that life presents us with a series of teachable moments for our kids. Some of those are not very stressful, and some are tragic.…
Helping Suicidal Children
By Barbara W. Wright, LPC, CCPS, and Linda Ranson Jacobs Valuable insights on the issue of suicide in elementary-age children Almost all the research that’s been done on suicidal youth is done with teens. Yet we know that latency-age children…
25 Things Children of Divorce Want Their Parents to Know – Part 3
June is almost over and I feel like it hasn’t even started yet. There are days that seem to last forever and then there are times when months just fly by. If you have been following along with my monthly…
Congratulations Alexa Marie West!!
Yesterday I celebrated the graduation of a beautiful young lady, Lexi. She is full of spirit. Her smile and laughter fills every room. She is beautiful inside and out. And she’s just like her beautiful Grandma Marilyn. Marilyn was my…
A Journey of Love Between Two Best Friends
Six years ago today my life changed forever. My husband and I had been fighting a rare disease called Amyloidosis that had been attacking his body for the past 3 months. We were on a journey to healing, just not…
Your Privacy is Important to Me
If you’re like me you have probably gotten an awful lot of emails over the past few weeks about privacy policy updates due to the GDPR. In case you haven’t heard of it, the GDPR stands for the General Data…
Eating and Exercise: Helping Kids Make Healthier Choices
Written by: Amanda Henderson With more than three million cases nationwide, the prevalence of childhood obesity in the United States is startling to say the least. One in five under 18 will climb the uphill battle of obesity, and many will…
25 Things Children of Divorce Want Their Parents to Know-Part 2
I hope you have read the new series part 1 that we started last month. We discussed the first of 25 Things Children of Divorce Want Their Parents to Know, We feel responsible for what happened. If you missed it…