This morning didn’t go as planned.I had every intention of starting the day slow with coffee in hand, Bible open, kids easing into homeschool. But instead, I was greeted by the ear-piercing shriek of our smoke detector… and no, there was no smoke or fire. Just the chaos of noise that wouldn’t stop, echoing throughContinue reading “God’s Grace in Your Mess”
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Finding God’s Presence in the Stillness of Motherhood
The world is quiet tonight, and I’m sitting in the dark with only the nightlight glowing softly beside me. My baby rests peacefully on my lap … her face illuminated just enough for me to see every perfect feature, every breath, every reminder of God’s goodness. In moments like this, I realize how often weContinue reading “Finding God’s Presence in the Stillness of Motherhood”
Postpartum Reality vs Expectations
When I was pregnant, I pictured postpartum life as soft and serene, a sleepy baby snuggled beside me, while my older kids worked happily through their homeschool lessons. The house would smell like coffee, the laundry would be folded, and I’d be back into a peaceful rhythm in no time. But the truth? Postpartum doesn’tContinue reading “Postpartum Reality vs Expectations”
Depression Isn’t Broken Faith—It’s a Battle God Steps Into
I didn’t pick up this Bible study because I had extra time or because it sounded like a pleasant devotional to add to my mornings. I picked it up because I needed it. I am a few weeks postpartum, navigating sleepless nights, hormonal crashes, physical healing, and the deep emotions that come with bringing aContinue reading “Depression Isn’t Broken Faith—It’s a Battle God Steps Into”
God Meets Us in the Midnight Hours
The Stillness That Feels Heavy The middle-of-the-night hours look different when you’re a mom — especially in postpartum recovery. The world is quiet, but your body isn’t. The C-section scar aches. The fatigue is bone-deep. The baby cries again just as you start to drift off, and the cycle begins anew. Add in the otherContinue reading “God Meets Us in the Midnight Hours”
Navigating Postpartum After a C-Section — With Faith, Recovery, and Grace
The Part No One Talks About So often, the focus is on the pregnancy, the birth, and the baby — but not the recovery. Postpartum after a C-section is already a big journey, but when you add in breastfeeding, pumping, sleepless nights, and the responsibilities of life, it’s overwhelming. For me, it’s been even moreContinue reading “Navigating Postpartum After a C-Section — With Faith, Recovery, and Grace”
When the Emotions Run Deep: A Mama’s Hospital Reflections
The struggle is real. And today, the emotions are heavier than I expected. Still in the Hospital Right now, we’re still here in the hospital with our baby girl. My body is recovering, my heart is trying to rest, and we’re leaning into the care and monitoring she needs. I’m grateful we’re together — butContinue reading “When the Emotions Run Deep: A Mama’s Hospital Reflections”
Dear Stella: Mixed Feelings on Our Last Pregnancy and C-Section
Dear Stella, I can’t believe we are at the end of this journey. The ups, the downs, and all the blessings have led us here to this day. You are our little unexpected miracle, and your sister, brother, daddy, and I can’t wait to meet you. God has been so good to us through itContinue reading “Dear Stella: Mixed Feelings on Our Last Pregnancy and C-Section”
Walking Away: Protecting Your Peace from Narcissistic Relationships
Sometimes the hardest thing you’ll ever do is choose to walk away—from a relationship, from a toxic pattern, or from someone who has consistently wounded you. And when that person is family, it’s even harder.Because people won’t always understand.They’ll say things like: “But that’s your parent/sibling/uncle/etc—how could you cut them off?” “Just forgive them andContinue reading “Walking Away: Protecting Your Peace from Narcissistic Relationships”
Fuel Your Week: 5 Quick Wellness Tips for Moms
Let’s be honest, mama — between homeschooling, business goals, keeping your house from looking like a tornado hit it, and making sure everyone is fed and (mostly) happy, your wellness can feel like it’s last on the list. But here’s the truth: you matter too.Your energy, your peace, your nourishment — it all matters. TheContinue reading “Fuel Your Week: 5 Quick Wellness Tips for Moms”
Living Life with a Purpose 