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Moms, we want to be imitators of Christ, but did you know our children want to be imitators of....us? Having children is like looking in a mirror and seeing our own example on full display. Let's become moms who reflect Jesus!
This Easy Oven Baked BBQ Spice Chicken easily transforms into a one-pan meal with the simple addition of your favorite root vegetables. Add some sautéed greens and you’ve got a healthy meal with minimal fuss and lots of flavor!
Being a mom is a high and noble calling. There is no doubt about that and those who ache to be moms know this more than most. But being a mom is not the most significant thing we should be reaching for. In fact, doing so will bring nothing but disappointment, guilt, and unfulfillment on various levels. Motherhood was never meant to wholly satisfy us.
Knowing the many names of God reveals His character and experiencing Him in these names will strengthen our children's relationship with him. It’s one thing for us to tell them. It’s another thing for them to experience Him. Let’s teach our children to dig deeper and to ask questions that lead them straight to the heart of who God is!
As moms, we can all struggle to keep it together sometimes. In a moment, anger or frustration can spill out. From Grouchy to Great is a devotional filled with real life stories that will help you: Be encouraged that the battle can be won by God's grace and wisdom, Discover practical ways to overcome anger, Strengthen your resolve as you face day-to-day struggles, Walk in the freedom that God offers, And more! The good news, my friend, is that we don't have to face this battle alone. Joy can be yours in the journey of motherhood!
Do you give yourself time to pause? Allow yourself time for recovery after a major change? Maybe, like most moms, your inclination is to press onward until you burn out. Here's why taking a season to go slow is so important.
