Author Archive: Becky Pliego
Becky is a Mexican living in one of the most crowded cities in the world, Mexico City. She has been happily married to an incredible man for almost 17 years. They have four children and homeschool them following a Classical Christian Education. Becky grew in a typical Evangelical Arminian church, but after much prayer from her Dad and reading A.W Pink's book entitled God's Sovereignity she came to love the Reformed faith. Becky enjoys the big books and the small books, she loves to study God's word and read mostly, from dead authors, like the Puritans. She says that her real education began when she started homeschooling her children. She currently teaches Spanish at Veritas Press Scholars; loves to take out her watercolors on a sunny Saturday and paint. She is learning photography from her husband. She loves to make pancakes for her family, and drink strong coffee. You can also find Becky on Daily On My Way to Heaven and on her blog in Spanish, Delicias A Tu Diestra Para Siempre.
A Mom’s Prayer
Today I want to raise my voice to you O Lord, I want to sing a new song before you. A gratitude song. How can I thank you for allowing me the privilege to be called “Mom”? Mom, the first word they said. How can I thank you? How can I thank you for making [...]
The Greener Grass Conspiracy by Stephen Altrogge, a Review
Let’s face it, we are ungrateful and discontent people, and we still dare to call ourselves Christians. We needed a book like this one. In his book, The Greener Grass Conspiracy: Finding Contentment on Your Side of the Fence, Stephen Altrogge deals with the problem of discontentment in the life of the Christian. Discontentment, he [...]
Doctrines in the Kitchen
During April I invite you to follow a wonderful series that I will be hosting at my blog entitled, Doctrines in the Kitchen. During this series, a wonderful group of godly Reformed women will be sharing about different doctrines and how these have influenced their lives. (The list of contributors is a secret, a surprise [...]
The Organized Heart, A Woman’s guide to Conquering Chaos by Staci Eastin -My Review-
I dare to say that this is undoubtedly the first and most important book any Christian woman who wants to start living a disciplined and organized life should read. Through its easy and very engaging prose, the author, Staci Eastin, deals with the issues of the heart that are behind the scenes of the chaos [...]
Love, Love!, Love? -Part Four-
This is the last part of this series in which we have been considering what true love is. Enjoy and be edified by these words of J.C. Ryle. IV. Let me show, lastly, “why love is called the ‘greatest’ of the graces.” The words of Paul, on this subject, are distinct and unmistakable. He winds [...]
Love, Love!, Love? -Part Three-
I hope you are enjoying this series as much as I am! Let us keep on reading J.C Ryle’s words on LOVE ♥ III. Let me show, thirdly, “where the love of the Bible comes.” “Love, such as I have described, is certainly not natural to man. Naturally, we are all more or less selfish, [...]
Love, Love!, Love? -Part 2-
Yesterday we read J.C Ryle’s thoughts on The Place Which the Bible Gives to Love; today we will continue this series; I pray you will be blessed by these reflections. “II. Let me show secondly, “what the love of the Bible really is.” I think it of great importance to have clear views on this [...]
Love, Love!, Love? -Part One-
Love is in the air, but what is love anyway? J.C Ryle has a few wise words to say… “LOVE is rightly called “the Queen of Christian graces.” “The goal of this command,” says Paul, “is love” (1 Timothy 1:5). It is a grace which all people profess to admire. It seems a plain practical [...]
Lessons From Nehemiah–Part 2
Nehemiah and the Wall The story grabs me, the Word is true and alive, and these are other lessons I have learned in the book of Nehemiah I would like to share. Many of us, Reformed Calvinists, have one thing in common, we love to read and study the Word of God; I have a [...]
Lessons From Nehemiah–Part I
Nehemiah was serving King Artaxerxes as his cup bearer when one day, in the month of Chislev, his brother along with some other men came to him with terrible news: "The remnant there in the province who had survived the exile is in great trouble and shame. The wall of Jerusalem is broken down, and [...]
