4 simple ways to practice unconditional love in the everyday grind   Do you ever wonder how you are supposed to live out the  radical love  Jesus calls us to? I mean, we all know it is not an easy task to do day in and day out. Specially
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   The wintering soul  I look out the window today at the mountains and things look pretty still. The trees are bare, the ground is hard, and there is a quietness that feels almost heavy. In nature, we call this dormancy. We don't look at a
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The Wintering Soul

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    The Invisible Load of Motherhood
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It’s about knowing you are not alone in motherhood. We all carry a weight and we all need these reminders.

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    3 Unexpected Things We May Be Missing as Mothers   Motherhood is full—of love, of responsibility, of laundry, of memories. We give, we tend, we lead, and we hold so many things together. But sometimes, in all that fullness, we unknowingl
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A nudge to check in with yourself, to see if any of these unexpected pieces have been missing from your motherhood story lately, and to offer simple ways to bring them back.

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practical, heart-centered ways to teach kindness through things you’re probably already doing with your kids

Let’s stop overcomplicating it and start growing kindness right where we are.

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If you’ve ever wondered how to stay connected to your faith when life feels loud, messy, and nonstop, you’re not alone.

I’m sharing simple, grace-filled ways to invite God into your everyday rhythms as a mom.

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This isn’t a list of things to add to your plate, it’s a gentle reminder that small, life-giving rhythms can help you breathe easier, feel more present, and find joy in the middle of the mess.

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Truths about strength, kindness, identity, and grace.

Whether you’re raising girls or simply reflecting on the kind of woman you hope to be, these are reminders for all of us.

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    What I’d tell my first-time mom self: a letter from the other side   Dear younger me and dear young mom,  You're standing in the living room — dishes in the sink, toys underfoot, a baby on your hip. Your coffee is cold  again , and your
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Motherhood didn’t come with a manual — just love, exhaustion, and a million questions. This letter is for my younger self — and maybe for you too — the mama still finding her way through the beautiful, messy beginning.

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    To the Moms, the Mother-Hearts, and the Waiting Hearts   Dear friend,  Mother’s Day is almost here, and I want to start by saying this: however this week finds your heart, there’s room for you here.  For some, this season overflows with
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Sharing a piece of my story, from the sweet chaos of raising little ones to the heartbreak of losing my husband while pregnant with our daughter. Mother’s Day has held both beauty and ache for me, and if it holds that for you too, this may be the read for you

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    5 Books Every Christian Teen Boy Should Read
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We don’t just want our boys to grow up, we want them to grow upward, toward something true.

These five books aren’t just about building better habits or learning to “be good.” They’re about forming character that lasts.

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    How to Anchor Your Home in Faith [Without Feeling Overwhelmed]   Living out our faith in a world that seems to move so fast can feel overwhelming at times. As a mom, I often wonder how to bring in biblical values into my home without it
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Living out our faith in a world that seems to move so fast can feel overwhelming at times. But I’ve come to realize that anchoring my home in faith isn’t rocket science…

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    Don’t Spin Out: a mom’s guide to staying centered   Have you ever watched a potter work at their wheel? It’s mesmerizing. The way the clay spins, the water flows, and the hands mold—there’s something almost sacred about it. All though, I
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We’ve all had those days. You know the ones… You wake up late, skip your quiet time… You scroll social media for five minutes and spiral into comparison…

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    Help Your Child Boost Their Confidence   Who doesn’t like to have confidence in a social situation? I think everyone could agree that we all wish we had a bit more of it. Our kids are now 7, 9, 11 & 13 and I they do not shy away from
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Just like anything else in life, confidence is a learned skill. Here are three applicable tips on helping your kids build their confidence which will lead to better conversations, stronger connections, and assertive human beeings.

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    4 ways to intentionally connect with your kids   Welcome to our family truth: we a group of humans living in a home in north Idaho, figuring out life one day at a time. We hurt each other with our words and we have to figure out how to m
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Sometimes life can feel like it is pulling at us in all different directions. from busy schedules full of activities and to-do lists to school projects and school books strewn about the table, not to mention the laundry and meals that need to be taken care of. These tips are good reminders that our children’s hearts are more important than our to-do-lists

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“God has given us the opportunity to come alongside our children in their personal growth and help them develop the character of Christ” Let’s talk about the tools we have and how to use them in our daily home life.

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