I was reading an interesting article the other day from Joyce Meyer, and there are a few points that really hit home with me. She asked three questions, and I want to share those with you today: 1. Have you ever said, “There just aren’t enough hours in the day?” […]
Keeping our focus on being a godly woman can be quite challenging at times. However, being REAL, produces an internal freedom that surpasses discontentment in today’s society. To me, a godly woman doesn’t have to prove herself to anyone. She’s strong, yet she doesn’t use strength to control people. She doesn’t depend on recognition from […]
This world leaves very little space for “me” time, which is another reminder of how intentional I need to be in my daily pursuits. If I am going to truly make every moment count, then I need to organize my priorities appropriately. This really got me thinking to what kind of example am I […]
I contemplated whether to share a snippet of my “real life” today, but then I thought, that is exactly how other Moms can relate. Acting as if I have it all together is the last thing I want to portray. For those dear Moms in my Bible Study, they have heard me say numerous times […]
Life is filled with struggles that reveal our human inadequacies. We experience relationship troubles that bring frustration and stress. We experience physical limitations that leave us weak and unable to cope. We experience battles with habits and addictions that leave us feeling defeated. We experience financial pressures of living up to today’s society. There […]
Who has trouble saying no? I bet if we were sitting in a room filled with Moms, every hand would go up. “No” is one of the hardest words for women to say. We have no problem telling our children no, but yet, we can’t seem to use it for ourselves. And don’t you find […]
Perfectionism – what an indecent word! One that plagues mothers with a gamut of feelings. I thought of a few “Mothering Myths” that make us believe this word to the point of never feeling good enough: 1. A mom is responsible for her children’s happiness. 2. A mom is […]
I am being reminded of what great responsibility we have in raising the next generation. Whether we embrace it or not, we are living and breathing examples of what truly lies in our hearts. Luke 6:45 tells us, “For the mouth speaks what the heart is full of.” We can put the mask on, and […]