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When “Mom Guilt” is Real
Posted on April 3, 2020April 14, 2020

When “Mom Guilt” is Real

When I’m being a bad mom, I don’t need the false assurance that I’m doing the best I can. I need the hope that Jesus can cleanse me from my unrighteousness. Continue reading When “Mom Guilt” is Real

Kids Must Count the Cost, Too
Posted on September 18, 2019May 10, 2022

Kids Must Count the Cost, Too

I don’t want my kids to grow up thinking they love God, when all they really love is the comfort he provides in their lives. They need to know up front that saving faith transforms us into living sacrifices, and that through sacrifice they’ll find satisfaction in Christ. Continue reading Kids Must Count the Cost, Too

Sometimes I’m a Really Crappy Mom
Posted on July 31, 2019

Sometimes I’m a Really Crappy Mom

Every failure of my mothering has been covered by God’s grace. And this isn’t just my hope for tomorrow, but my children’s hope as well. Continue reading Sometimes I’m a Really Crappy Mom

I Wasn’t Prepared for This: Anger After Adoption
Posted on July 16, 2017August 8, 2019

I Wasn’t Prepared for This: Anger After Adoption

Maybe my problem is that my propensity towards sin is a lot more powerful than I care to admit. Maybe adoption education isn’t enough. Maybe I’m just a really weak mom in need of a really strong Savior. Continue reading I Wasn’t Prepared for This: Anger After Adoption

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