I wore shorts for the first time since September! Did you hear that? I put on shorts and a T-shirt and went outside and turned my face toward the warm sun. I greeted it like a long-lost friend, and our reunion was glorious! If this doesn’t seem like a big deal to you, you might be reading from a ... [keep reading]
Who is Teaching Your Child About the Bible?
It’s kind of funny how you fill in blanks as a kid. For example, I don’t remember learning much about heaven in church. It sounded pretty great, of course, but the details were lacking, so obviously I let Disney help teach me. You know at the beginning of Dumbo when the stork is delivering Dumbo, ... [keep reading]
Preparing for an Amazing Summer with Your Kids
Sunshine, green grass, popsicles, pool parties, playgrounds, and lazy days. As you anticipate summer break with your kids, some of these visions might be dancing in your head. But if you’re like me, summer can quickly slip from your grasp before you realize what’s happened. Over the past several ... [keep reading]
What Will You Freely Give to God?
Just last week my family had the opportunity to take a family vacation to the beach. It was just what our family needed during this endless Indiana winter. All but one of my children spent the better part of a day working together to dig a massive hole into the soft sand. Every so often they would ... [keep reading]
Mom, Are You Having a Bad Day? You’re Not Alone
I love my children with every fiber of my being, but some days they test my last nerve. They nitpick and fight with each other, whine and complain when I ask them to do a chore, and plug their noses when they see that I’ve placed a vegetable on their plates yet again. But you know what’s harder ... [keep reading]
Best Summer Ever! Download a Free Activity Pack for Your Kids
Hi Mom, Summer will soon be here and your friends at Christian Mommy want yours to be the best ever. We've created this fun activity pack you can download and share with your kids. These activities are ideal for long road trips or on scorching summer afternoons when it's too hot to play ... [keep reading]
A Love Letter for Mother’s Day
The following is a love letter written to my mother on this Mother’s Day. As you read it, I encourage you to think about yourself as a mother. Being a mom is both joyful and painful. Seeing past the tough stuff and into the future of your child can get you through difficult moments. Imagine if ... [keep reading]
Why Establishing Mother’s Day Traditions Are Important
I’ll be the first to admit it. When my kids were little, the only way I wanted to celebrate Mother’s Day was by myself! As a stay-at-home mom with two kids under two, this mama was worn-out and just wanted a moment of peace and quiet alone—and perhaps some ice cream too. I felt awful that I didn’t ... [keep reading]
What to Do When You Doubt Yourself as a Parent
I find that learning to navigate through motherhood can sometimes feel very much like the moment I finally got to leave the hospital with my precious newborn, only to arrive home and think now what? When my kids were babies, crying was the only way they let me know they needed something. When they ... [keep reading]
18 Easy Ways to Connect with God When Life Gets Hectic
Being a mom is a job that requires limitless time and attention. When your kids are little, you take care of their physical needs—bathing, feeding, carrying, and changing diapers. When they grow older, you taxi them to activities, help with homework, and try to be available for those ever-important ... [keep reading]
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