Christian Mom Life

  • Contentment: When Good Enough Is Enough 

    Contentment: When Good Enough Is Enough 

    Sometimes the greatest act of faith isn’t doing more. It’s trusting God with today’s enough.  Lately, I’ve felt restless and unsettled.  Not because anything catastrophic has happened.  Just because life has felt… heavy.  I’ve had a slew of fickle feelings chipping away at what little morale I had left. It’s been a mixture of discontentment,…

  • Decision Fatigue Is Draining You (Here’s How to Fix It)

    Decision Fatigue Is Draining You (Here’s How to Fix It)

    I’ve been struggling to get a solid night’s sleep recently. My jaw is clenched. My mind is spinning with all the things. And the interesting part? I don’t necessarily feel overwhelmed in the way we usually describe it. But I do feel mentally full. Between work responsibilities, PTO commitments leading up to the end of…

  • What to Do When You Feel Overwhelmed: Managing the Mental Load of Motherhood

    What to Do When You Feel Overwhelmed: Managing the Mental Load of Motherhood

    I didn’t plan to take a break the last couple weeks… but that’s exactly what happened. If I’m honest, the last several weeks have been exhausting. I’ve been frustrated trying to manage everything as a working mom while also navigating chronic illness pain. It’s been downright discouraging to feel like so many people are depending…

  • It Is Finished: The End of Striving and the Beginning of Grace

    It Is Finished: The End of Striving and the Beginning of Grace

    There are three words Jesus spoke on the cross that change everything: “It is finished.” — John 19:30 Not “keep trying.” Not “do better.” Not “you’re almost there.” Finished. And yet… so many of us still live as if it isn’t. Why We Keep Striving For most of us, striving feels normal. Good, even. Responsible.…

  • The Lie of Urgency: Why Everything Feels Like an Emergency

    The Lie of Urgency: Why Everything Feels Like an Emergency

    We live in a world where something is always demanding our attention.  Your phone buzzes.  Your computer dings. Someone cries. Another person yells. You move quickly from task to task.  You rush through the morning routine.  You glance at the clock and realize you’re already behind.  You hurry the kids into the car. Before you…