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The Devotional I Wrote After Miscarriage
There are some things you never imagine becoming part of your story. For me, one of those things was miscarriage. Over the years, I lost four babies. Someday I want to write down their stories, but even now, those words feel heavy to write. Time has softened some of the sharpest edges of grief, but…
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Our 15-Week Family Study Through Acts (Free Printable)
This study wasn’t supposed to become a free download. A few months ago, I sat down at my kitchen table with the simple goal of helping my girls understand the book of Acts. I wanted something that would walk us through the Bible slowly, verse by verse, in a way that was rich enough for…
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My Makeup Bag
There is something deeply humbling about being told you cannot wear makeup for seven days… and then realizing how much that actually matters to you. A few days before Easter, I had a cyst removed from my face. It was a simple procedure, and I’m very grateful, all is well. But, along with the aftercare…
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A 3 minute Devotional for Moms Today
(one you can read in three minutes while someone is asking for a snack) The kids are buzzing, the calendar is full, and I’m over here just trying to remember where I put the scissors and tape. (Spoiler: no one ever knows where the tape is. It’s the law.) And right in the middle of…
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Ultimate List of Handmade Gifts for Christmas
Lately I’ve been feeling that quiet little tug to slow down when it comes to Christmas gifts. And honestly, this year is a bit tighter for our family budget-wise, which could feel discouraging… but instead it’s made me look around and realize: maybe simpler isn’t settling. Maybe simpler is actually sweeter. (Total Grinch redemption arc…
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Building Family Culture Through Simple Rhythms
When I look at the life we’re building as a family, it’s not the big trips or the grand celebrations that stand out the most, it’s the small, steady habits we weave into our days. Over time, these little choices have become the quiet backdrop of our family culture, the things that make life sweet…
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Earth Day In Our Homeschool
Earth Day might not be a “church holiday,” but as a Christian, I believe it’s worth paying attention to. Why? Because creation care isn’t just for environmentalists, it’s for all of us who believe in a Creator. The very first job God gave humanity was to tend and keep the garden (Genesis 2:15). We were…
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How to incorporate faith into your daily life
Being a mom often feels like juggling a thousand responsibilities at once. Between making meals, homeschooling (or school drop-offs), managing a home, and staying on top of endless to-do lists, it can feel impossible to carve out time for your spiritual life. But the truth is, nurturing your faith is essential—not just for you, but…
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A Meaningful Holiday Season
Making the Christmas Season Meaningful: A Mom’s Guide to Heartfelt Holidays As moms, we carry the weight of making Christmas magical, don’t we? From the twinkling lights to the perfect gift wrap, we want everything to feel special. But when the to-do list grows long, it’s easy to lose sight of what matters most. This…
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Teaching Kids Thankfulness: Finding Joy in the Everyday (and Sometimes Mundane)
Gratitude with kids can be tricky—one moment, they’re full of joy over the smallest thing, like a perfectly crunchy leaf, and the next, they’re bemoaning the tragedy of not having exactly the right color cup for lunch. So, where does that leave us when it comes to teaching a thankful heart? For our family, gratefulness…
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