Advancing God's Kingdom
As we enter this sacred season of gratitude, we at Christian Mommas pause to acknowledge the unmistakable hand of God that has carried us through a year marked by grace, resilience, and spiritual momentum. Truly, “The Lord has done great things for us, and we are filled with joy” (Psalm 126:3). But this is not a moment to slow […]
Today, we pause to say a heartfelt thank you to the men and women within the Christian Mommas community who have served or are currently serving our nation. Your sacrifices, both visible and invisible, have shaped lives and preserved freedoms many of us enjoy daily. We see you. We honor you. And most importantly, we […]
In my last reflection, I shared how the Lord has been impressing upon my heart the importance of emotional intelligence in our spiritual growth. This is not merely a secular concept; it is a spiritual discipline, an invitation from God to steward our emotions in ways that align with His will. Emotional intelligence enables us to discern […]
There are moments in life when God invites us to look beyond the surface, not into a physical mirror, but into a spiritual mirror. These are sacred moments when the Holy Spirit exposes what has been hidden—old habits, buried emotions, and unseen roots that quietly influence how we think, speak, and respond. Sometimes, we only become aware […]
Entering this fall season has been both beautiful and burdensome, filled with reflection, recalibration, and renewal. It’s been beautiful not because everything has been perfect, but because I’ve seen the perfection of God unfolding in the very areas that concern me (Psalm 138:8). As a mother of teenagers, I’ve been drawn deeper into the sacred responsibility of discipleship, […]
Life can pull us in countless directions, leaving our hearts and homes feeling stretched thin. But what if God is inviting us to slow down, breathe, and realign our priorities with His perfect design? I’m excited to share my newest YouVersion Bible Plan, HomeFirst: Finding Balance, Embracing Ease, and Living a Christ-Centered Life. This 3-day devotional is […]
The season is ripe, and I believe the Lord is raising up warrior women like Jael, for such a time as this. In a world where courage and quiet obedience are both needed, Jael’s story reminds us that God often calls ordinary women to accomplish extraordinary victories. I am thrilled to announce that through our partnership […]
As we enter the final month of the third quarter of 2025 and the close of the Hebrew year 5785, I can’t help but reflect on the duality of this season, both deeply transformative and painfully revealing. In my study of Nehemiah, I’ve been drawn into a greater understanding of mercy, not only as a […]
“I am the vine, you are the branches; the one who remains in Me, and I in him bears much fruit, for apart from Me you can do nothing.” – John 15:5 (NASB) I have read this passage of Scripture many times over the years, but recently it struck me in a new way. Jesus’ words […]
One beautiful morning last week, as I prepared for my routine time of Bible devotions, I sat down at my cozy spot, coffee in hand, ready to continue reading in the Book of Nehemiah. As I read, I felt a tug in my spirit to revisit a passage that one of my mentors had gently […]
As I’ve been reading through the book of Nehemiah, I’ve been struck by the image of a people preparing to rebuild, not just walls, but hope. Nehemiah didn’t rush into his task; he prayed, planned, and worked with a mind to build (Nehemiah 4:6). In many ways, stepping into a new school year feels the […]
It all began with Nehemiah. It was a quiet morning, and I was returning to the book of Nehemiah, a familiar place I go when I sense that something is being built or rebuilt within and around me. Whether it’s reconstructing personal rhythms, parenting with renewed intentionality, or stewarding fresh assignments, Nehemiah always seems to […]
When the Lord unveils His plans, we often receive them with awe—our hearts race, our imaginations expand, and for a moment, we believe that anything is possible. But then, something happens. We begin to calculate. We weigh the details. We search for the “how.” And before we realize it, we’ve filtered a divine promise through […]
As summer unfolds with its slower rhythms and longer days, we’re presented with more than just a break from routine; we’re offered a sacred invitation. An opportunity to recalibrate our hearts, reflect on our parenting, and realign our homes with Heaven’s design. This season invites us to pause and ponder: What kind of eternal legacy are […]
We live in a world that often mistakes loudness for leadership and reaction for righteousness. But what if the most powerful weapon in spiritual warfare isn’t noise or force, but wisdom? I’m thrilled to invite you to one of Christian Mommas’ newest 3-day Bible plans on YouVersion titled “Wisdom: A Weapon of War”, inspired by the blog […]
Today, we gather not just to celebrate a national holiday, but to remember, to honor, and to declare. We remember the sacred cost of our freedom.We honor the brave men and women who fought and died to protect it.And we declare once again that this nation remains one nation under God. We Honor the Founding In 1776, our Founding […]
I don’t know about you, but I am an avid believer in the truth that there is always more to learn. Over the past few months, I’ve been deeply drawn to study what it means to navigate the terrain of life during a time of war—not just political or physical war, but also the wars raging in […]
Friends, I hope you are having a blessed time celebrating Father’s Day! Special shout out to Papa Matt. Genesis 22:2 marks the first mention of “love” in the Bible, and it’s powerful that this love is introduced in a father-child relationship. This is no coincidence. God is showing us that love is first experienced through […]
Father’s Day is a beautiful reminder that godly fatherhood is not only needed, but it’s sacred. In a world where fatherhood is often misunderstood or underappreciated, we want to take a moment to celebrate the dads who are showing up, praying hard, leading with integrity, and loving their families with quiet strength. To the fathers in […]
On my heart today are the beautiful mothers raising sons, those entrusted by God to shape future leaders, servants, and kingdom-minded men. As I reflected on Proverbs 31:1-9, the words King Lemuel recalled from his mother stirred me deeply. This wise mother imparted timeless principles to her son that still resonate loudly today—principles we must […]
A few days ago, I made a post after my imagination was running wild, and I began to write. I began to imagine ROYALTY like I never realized before. Then, all of a sudden, my heart broke as I realized the royal story that was coming to mind is true, and it is a storyline straight from […]
On Mother’s Day, most mothers desire a genuine appreciation and acknowledgment of their hard work from their spouses or adult children. Our culture says we “deserve” to be pampered and consider ourselves important for a day. Therefore, it is easy to become depressed when there is no surprise breakfast in bed from the hubby or […]
A Call to Care for Your Mind, Body, and Spirit Dear Christian Momma, This Mother’s Day, I’m inviting you to schedule wellness. You see, wellness is an important aspect of stewardship, and it entails more than just a moment of self-care—it’s a ministry. A model. A message. What if the way you care for yourself is […]
Welcome to a New Month! Welcome to the month that bursts with beauty, fresh energy, and heartfelt celebration. May is when we pause to honor mothers—those present, those dearly missed, and those who mother in spirit and strength. It’s the season of wrap-up and renewal: for those of us with school-aged kiddos, we’re entering the […]
Over the past few weeks, I have contemplated the concept of walking as “Lady Wisdom.” Reflecting on the roots of wisdom, I often cite the book of Proverbs, which teaches that a wise woman builds her house, but a foolish one tears it down with her own hands (Proverbs 14:1). This verse took on new meaning when […]
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