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Category: Parenting
Christian Mommas Official App Launch Day!
It is fitting to start with a short testimony about Christian Mommas app. Last September, some youths in my church […]
Celebrate Christian Mommas App Launch With Us On Monday!
Hi friends, I want you to be one of the first ones to know that the Christian Mommas App is […]
Sacred Moments: Holy Communion
About two weeks ago, I was lying sick in bed. My first little one knew he had to do something […]
It’s Okay to Love America Today and Everyday
Happy Independence Day, America! I love this great nation. Despite her imperfections, the United States is a symbol of hope […]
A Day to Rejoice & Arise
Today, the United States Supreme Court reversed a law that resulted in the murder of millions of innocent babies for […]
Creating an Atmosphere of Safety and Vulnerability
On June 30th, 2022, I read about the confusion, pain, and isolation Christian families face when a child COMES OUT. […]
Talking to Children About Sex and Setting Healthy Boundaries
A short clip from Tuesday’s event. I am already practicing! Sara taught us how to teach our children to say […]
Mommas, Are We Playing God?
Yesterday, we celebrated my first little one’s birthday with extravagant love. Seeing him smile as he played with his gifts […]
Talking to Children About Sex
The story of Noah is one of my first little one’s favorite Bible stories. Last year, I asked him, “Can […]
Helping Children Discover Their True Identity
As we recently celebrated my oldest daughter’s 14th Birthday, I reflected on my teenage years and the challenges I faced, […]
Discerning Your Children’s Gifts
As my older children are fast approaching young adult age, I am becoming more aware of the importance of the […]
Motherhood Reflections: Their Own Place
Hello there, everyone! How was your holiday? This holiday was better than I imagined since I spent it with my […]
The Journey to “There”
Prayer works, but it requires some patience and resilience. But let patience have her perfect work, that ye may be […]
Parenting: It Takes A Village
The more time passes as a parent, the more I realize how little I truly understand parenting. Even if you […]
Teaching Your Kids About Disappointment (Part 2)
To better contextualize this post, please consider reading Teaching Your Kids About Disappointment (Part 1). Disappointment in our kids usually […]
Teaching Your Kids About Disappointment (Part 1)
Disappointment is one of the most difficult forms of emotional pain. It is also one of the most difficult to […]
Reflections: Parenthood means constant learning curves
As I ponder the parenting styles of the past, I see that I did have guinea pigs to train. I […]
Reflections: Veterans Day 2021
Happy Veterans Day to all military veterans! While I separated from the military about four years ago, I still find […]
Mothering with Grace
While driving the little ones to a pumpkin farm last week, I found myself reflecting on my motherhood experience and […]
How to Start off Children on the Way They Should Go
Start children off on the way they should go, and even when they are old they will not turn from […]
First Things First
As we make parenting decisions this week, let’s put the most important thing first– acknowledging God as the One who […]
God keeps Us From Stumbling
A few days ago, Isaiah 45:2 came to mind as I rushed to keep the little one from stumbling while […]
The Rod of Correction
The rod and reproof give wisdom: but a child left to himself bringeth his mother to shame. Proverbs 29:15 (KJV) Would you […]
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