Christian Faith
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How Working Moms Can Recover from Burnout with a Realistic Reset
I remember that morning well. You know the one. I had forgotten my coffee on the kitchen counter. My toddler (a stage 5 clinger) screamed during daycare drop-off. And just minutes later, I found myself sobbing alone in my car, late to work… again. The emotional rollercoaster of the morning had stripped away any positivity…
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3 Rhythms for a Peaceful School Year Start for Working Moms and Their Families
I used to think peace looked like a perfectly packed lunchbox and a calm, on-time departure out the door on the first day of school. But reality hit me differently. A couple years ago, I found myself sobbing in my SUV at 7:52 AM – no makeup yet, wet hair, coffee untouched, and patience completely…
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What’s on Your Summer Rhythm List? 4 Real-Life Rhythms for Working Moms
Mid-summer is the perfect time to pause, reset, and revisit the rhythms that are bringing life… or draining it. Somewhere between the excitement of school letting out and the panic of school starting back up, we hit this weird middle space of summer. It’s when the popsicles have lost their novelty, the kids are really…
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Boundaries for Your Soul: Protecting Your Mental and Spiritual Capacity
Some days, the weariness runs deeper than physical exhaustion. It’s the kind of tired that no nap or coffee can fix. It’s the kind that comes from too many yeses, too few pauses, and a soul stretched too thin. We talk a lot about boundaries when it comes to our time, our calendars, and our…
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Permission to Say No: How to Set Boundaries Without Guilt
Somewhere between the color-coded calendars, the late-night school project runs, and the silent mental tally of what’s still left undone… I said yes again. Not because I had time.Not because I felt called.Not because I truly wanted to. But because I didn’t want to disappoint. Because I felt guilty. Because I didn’t want anyone to…
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Finding Peace Under Pressure: Releasing Control and Embracing God’s Good Plan
The pressure of life nearly broke me. Well, maybe it did. As I broke down in tears on the phone with my sister, I couldn’t help but wonder how I got myself in this position. Am I too much of an over-achiever? Probably. Do I do too much in general? Definitely. Do I have much…
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Maintaining God’s Goodness During Difficult Conversations at Work
I will never forget my coworker telling me one day after a difficult conversation during a work meeting that I am “not a doormat.” I took it how it was meant – as a compliment. As a direct person my entire life, I have had to refine my conversation skills to effectively communicate my thoughts…
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Defining God’s Goodness: How to See God’s Goodness When Life Feels Overwhelming
As we step into October, we are reflecting on the fruit of the Spirit—goodness. In our busy lives as moms, juggling work, family, and everything in between, it can be easy to miss the daily expressions of God’s goodness. But this month, I want to invite you to slow down and take in just how…
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God’s Kindness in Our Busy Lives: Recognizing His Grace in Everyday Moments
In the busyness of life as a working mom, it can be easy to overlook the small but powerful ways that God shows His kindness to us daily. Between work deadlines, school drop-offs, family responsibilities, and trying to carve out a little time for ourselves, our days can feel like a blur. Yet, God’s kindness…
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The Power of a Kind Word: Lessons from Proverbs 31
Do you snap at your kids and your husband when you’re stressed out, overstimulated and just over it all? As a busy, working mom, it can feel like our actions and reactions in the midst of the chaos can cause words we regret to come spilling out of our mouths – toward our kids, our…