Tag: Christian motherhood
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When the Church Uses a Lot of Words but Says Very Little
Y’all. Corporate America and church should not sound this similar. Big words. Big vision. No explanation. I’m craving substance over slogans, and I think a lot of us are.
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Don’t judge from the pew: you don’t know the whole story
A split skirt in church became a lesson on judgment, grace, and why Jesus warned us about beams, motes, and assuming we know the whole story.
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Finding Hope in the Fire: Lessons from Scripture and Camping
A camping trip and a roasted marshmallow inspired a powerful reminder: God meets us in the fire and uses hard seasons to refine and strengthen us.
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When Momma Needs a Minute (or a Month): Why Stepping Back Matters
Feeling exhausted? Even Jesus stepped away to rest and pray. Here’s why moms need to unplug, reset, and reconnect with God, family, and themselves—without guilt.
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If One More Person Says “Mom?” I Might Scream — A Biblical Take on Mental Load
Ever have one of those days where if someone asks “Mom?” one more time, you might scream into a pillow? Boy, I have! Here’s how modern mom overwhelm relates to Jesus’ own experiences with His question-heavy disciples—plus the reminder in James about asking “amiss.”