Simple Steps to Nurture Your Family’s Faith and Well-Being

Learning to Love When Love Is Hard (1 Corinthians 13)

There is a kind of love that feels gentle and natural—and then there is tough love.
The kind that costs you sleep.
The kind that aches in your chest.
The kind that keeps showing up even when your child is pushing away, rebelling, or choosing a p...

Why a Faith-Filled Home Still Needs Visual Calm

When your tween loves God but feels unsteady inside

You can be a faithful, Bible-loving mom and still watch your middle schooler struggle to stay calm.

Not because they don’t believe.
Not because you haven’t taught them truth.
But because their mind...

That Moment You Don’t Talk About

There’s a moment most moms recognize immediately.

The drive was tense. Someone said too much. Someone shut down. The morning didn’t unfold the way you hoped it would. And then the car stops.

Doors open. Smiles appear.

You step inside looking put together—but i...

You Were Given This Calling for a Reason

If I could sit beside you for a moment, I would first say this:

I see how much you care.

You think about your child’s heart.
You notice their tone, their choices, their struggles.
You want to guide them well—not just for today, but for who they are becomin...

One Habit at a Time: The Power of Simple Rhythms That Last

In the quiet countryside of 18th-century New England, a woman named Sarah Edwards lived out a calling that changed generations. She wasn’t a best-selling author, a speaker, or a social media influencer. She was a wife, a mother of eleven, a...

Why Kids Need Faith Conversations at Home

A 2021 Barna study found that 70% of U.S. parents worry about their children's spiritual development, yet over 90% lack a plan to nurture their family's faith. This gap between concern and action leaves children vulnerable to secular influences, missing out...

 When Devotions Feel Like a Checklist

I’ve been there. I know what it’s like to sit down after dinner, open the Bible with my kids, read a passage, discuss it briefly, and say a prayer—only to walk away feeling like we just went through the motions. There’s no visible spiritual growth, no deepening...