Christian Mommas is two years old!! God has indeed been faithful to us. Thank you all for being a part of the Christian Mommas community. God’s grace, passion for the salvation of souls and mental wellness, your prayers and encouragement have kept us going. I love you all! Being consistent in blogging has taught me […]
Tag: celebration
Happy Independence Day Nigeria!
Happy Independence day to every Nigerian in this community! We have some amazing Christian Mommas community members from Nigeria. Thank you for following this blog. Nigeria is my country of birth, so I will join the Independence Day celebration. Nigeria has one of the most powerful national anthems. Check it out! Arise, O Compatriots,Nigeria’s call […]
Let’s Celebrate: YouVersion Partnership
Dear friends, I am excited to announce that Christian Mommas is now a YouVersion Content Partner! YouVersion is the most popular Bible App reaching billions of people across the globe. Below, you will find 3 powerful devotionals I put together for new parents, mothers, families, and anyone dealing with mental health issues this season. This […]
Celebrate Yourself
if you live for the approval of others, you will die by their rejection – Rick Warren The little one likes to praise himself. He often tells himself “good boy”, “yay” and he claps for himself. He celebrates his accomplishments even when we, his parents are not available to celebrate. As we begin a new month, I […]
International Women’s Day
We are worthy of celebration today and everyday! I want every woman reading to know you are: Warrior One of a Kind Multiplier Always Loved Nurturer
Celebrating Recovery: My Dad’s Story
Did you know, this month is National Recovery Month? With his permission to share, here is a part of my dad’s story. At 11 years old, my dad went to a party full of adults. At that party a woman made the choice to stick a needle full of heroin in his arm. He worked […]
Black History Celebration: Beauty in Our Differences
I, without thinking grabbed a dark brown crayon and started coloring the girl’s skin. Without skipping a beat, the little boy asked me why I would use that ugly brown color because my real skin was so nice and white. I didn’t know if I wanted to cry or hug him more in that moment.