Kari Kampakis
Kari Kampakis
Kari is a mom of four girls, as well as an author, speaker, and blogger from Birmingham. The focus of Life Actually is family, faith, and all things relevant. It celebrates traditional values in a modern world, speaking to a generation of parents and grandparents who believe in simplicity, relationships, and love.
Life Actually: Trusting God when you’re away from home
Remind them of how God wants to use them — to help and bless others — and in the process, He’ll teach them about themselves. Read more
Life Actually: Missing my mom on Mother’s Day
We never outgrow our need for our mom, and only when they’re gone can we see their deep imprint on our lives. We miss their voice, their touch and the way they loved us like no one else on the planet. Read more
Life Actually: When your child brings a mistake to you
Our children are going to make mistakes. Whether or not we’re part of the solution is the choice we make as parents. Read more
Life Actually: When life hurts — and you don’t like God
It’s OK to be mad at God and wrestle with Him, too, especially when there is a gaping hole in our heart. Remember, He is GOD, and He can handle our ugliest emotions, our angriest rants and our toughest questions. Read more
Life Actually: You matter and you have a purpose
Every human is flawed and imperfect, yet God loves us anyway. Even on our worst days, He loves us at maximum capacity. Read more
