10 Inspirational Bible Verses for the Weary Mom
As a mother, you are constantly giving of yourself. These ten Bible verses will inspire and encourage you as you continue to do the hard work of motherhood.
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Fighting in Faith- how a mother and daughter fought and found friendship
Parenting is tough. No doubt about it. There’s an old saying that says, “Seeing is believing.” While I understand the gist of what this saying means, I’m inclined to disagree…
Bible verses for the overwhelmed mom
Are you feeling stressed and overwhelmed as a mom lately? Maybe you want to find comfort and guidance in your Bible but you don’t know where to look. That’s why…
The biggest thing our kids learn from us
The truth of the matter is that the little faces of our children are just passing through on their way to adulthood. Every day we are shaping them into the adults they will be and we can't miss this one thing along the way....
Why I Stopped Coming to My Kid’s Rescue
It's really hard to watch your kid make mistakes. At least it is for me. The mother in me wants to rush to help him out but the parent in me knows I need to let him make his own mistakes.
6 Life Lessons Learned from the Movie Wonder
This drama will break your heart and teach your kids valuable life lessons. It’s a great one to watch together as a family. My kids and I bawled. That’s big…
Meaningful Ways to Celebrate the Season of Lent with Your Family
Embrace these simple ways to celebrate Lent with your family and reflect, repent, and prepare your hearts for the celebration of Easter.
A Surprising Story of Compassion
My two boys are ages six and eight and honestly it seems like half the time they don’t listen to a thing I say. This is them, playing with Legos,…
One of the Single Biggest Lessons I have Learned in Motherhood
It's so easy to assume the worst of people but if I want my kids to have empathy for others, I knew I had to up my game too.
Finding My Faith in the Midst of Challenge
Faith was never a big part of my life as I was growing up. Fast forward a couple of years, and I meet the most divine 4-year-old boy. He was brought into my life to teach me faith.