Advancing God's Kingdom in the Family System
Hello Friends! The first quarter of the year is almost over. Just like that! Join me in giving praise to God for sustaining us! God has been revealing himself in miraculous ways here at Christian Mommas. Women in Koinonia are getting filled with the Holy Spirit and embracing the life of priesthood. Soul healing is […]
Happy New Year Friends! I have been away from the blog, growing in faith with the help of the Holy Spirit, attending Bible school, mentoring and disciplining women (read testimonies and learn more here), building LittleOnes, hosting 2 to 5 hours prayer charges (Join us for the next one here), posting in the app almost […]
Happy Independence Day, America! I love this great nation. Despite her imperfections, the United States is a symbol of hope and freedom due to her Judeo-Christian-values informed constitution. Mommas, let’s raise children who love their country of residence. That’s an important way to lay a foundation for them to prosper and have peace where they […]
Happy Independence Day, America! I love this great nation. Despite her imperfections, the United States is a symbol of hope and freedom due to her Judeo-Christian-values informed constitution. Mommas, let’s raise children who love their country of residence. That’s an important way to lay a foundation for them to prosper and have peace where they […]
Today, the United States Supreme Court reversed a law that resulted in the murder of millions of innocent babies for 50 years. I see the enemy in anguish as more women will no longer deal with the guilt and anguish of abortion, and children who will terrorize the enemy’s kingdom will live to accomplish their […]
On June 30th, 2022, I read about the confusion, pain, and isolation Christian families face when a child COMES OUT. That day, I realized Christian families desperately need more education on LGBTQ issues. I wrote a post about creating a safe haven. However, my post was limited in its scope. Tonight, Sara Hall will offer […]
A short clip from Tuesday’s event. I am already practicing! Sara taught us how to teach our children to say “no” and accept “no”, respect themselves and others, and deal with sexual temptations. We invite you to create time on Tuesday, June 14th, to learn more about talking to children in your family or circle […]
Yesterday, we celebrated my first little one’s birthday with extravagant love. Seeing him smile as he played with his gifts and best friend and beheld his little cake made my heart glad. God also delights in seeing us happy when we receive the material gifts He provides (Psalm 35:27). The little one’s birth has been […]
The story of Noah is one of my first little one’s favorite Bible stories. Last year, I asked him, “Can you tell me about the rainbow?” He said, “It rained for forty days and forty nights. There was a storm. The boat on top of a mountain. A rainbow appeared in the sky. It was […]
Grace and peace be multiplied unto you through the knowledge of God, and of Jesus our Lord. 2 Peter 1:2 (KJV) We grow in the knowledge of God, and Jesus our Lord through the Word. As we study and meditate on the Word, we see God’s will and the Holy Spirit empowers us to practice […]
We are living in a time of global chaos. Bible-believing Christians should not panic; instead, we should focus on cultivating inner peace and giving peace (2 Peter 1:2; Matthew 10:13). According to the Cambridge Dictionary, cultivating means nurturing, developing, and improving something. This blog series will help you nurture and multiply your peace and become […]
Women received back their dead by resurrection; and others were tortured [to death], refusing to accept release [offered on the condition of denying their faith], so that they would be resurrected to a better life Hebrews 11:35 (AMP) What can we learn from the Hebrews 11:35 women’s experiences? Today, we will examine the experience of […]
Women received back their dead by resurrection; and others were tortured [to death], refusing to accept release [offered on the condition of denying their faith], so that they would be resurrected to a better life Hebrews 11:35 (AMP) What can we learn from the Hebrews 11:35 women’s experiences? Today, we will examine the experience of […]
The story of Noah is perhaps one of the little one’s favorite Bible stories. If you ask him, “Can you tell me about the rainbow?” He would say, “It rained for forty days and forty nights. There was a storm. The boat on top of a mountain. A rainbow appeared in the sky. It was […]
This reading plan was written for such a time as this. We need love, empathy, and a strong awareness of God’s presence, amid persecution. I had a strong urge to write this plan and I got it done by God’s grace. 7 doctoral courses, 2 little ones and more… and I have not lost my […]
Today, I am thankful for my salvation. It is a great privilege to belong in God’s family, to be fathered by the creator of the universe, to be loved and held by God. Having a relationship with God grounds me and keeps me centered. It is transforming me. It has given me a purpose and […]
I am currently writing a paper on mindful parenting from the moment of conception. So I thought to take a moment and remind you that our Father in heaven is always mindful of you. He was mindful of us before our conception and He will forever be mindful of us. God, the creator of the […]
In Luke 18:16, Jesus said the kingdom of God belongs to those who are childlike. Jesus’ statement implies that the little ones around us can help us understand the faith life and God’s heart. In The Little Ones devotional, I drew a parallel between the life of faith and early childhood. You will learn how […]
God First when I wake up God First when I go to bed God First in my marital decisions God First in my parenting practices God First in my academics God First in my career God First in all I do- This is my goal and greatest desire. Every decision must be guided with God’s […]
What’s your child’s love language? My favorite behavioral and developmental model is the DIR model. DIR means Developmental, Individual-Differences, and Relationship. The DIR model considers individual differences (the strengths and weaknesses of an individual) when developing an intervention plan. Our children’s love languages are individual differences we must consider in our parent-child relationships. For example, […]
Mindfulness is a way of life. It isn’t just something we do 15 mins or 1 hour every day. Mindfulness is being non-judgmental. This way of life emerges between ages 4 to 6. This means we all have the capacity to practice mindfulness. Mindfulness is when Josh says or thinks “Maybe Friederike does not want […]
Mindfulness is being present. I have a 2-month-old. He received some shots recently. The day he received his shots, the shot sites suddenly became more uncomfortable and painful. So, he started crying. I had a lot going on..school work, business, etc. Yet, I told myself they would have to wait. I decided to be present- […]
Mindfulness is the key to emotional and spiritual health. It is essential for thriving in systems that resist diversity and social equity. If we want stronger families, relationships, organizations and communities, we must practice mindfulness. How can we use mindfulness to accomplish these things, boost our self esteem and work performance? How can we practice […]
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