As a man, embracing your role as the spiritual leader of your family is not just a responsibility—it’s a calling. It’s a role that requires commitment, sacrifice, and a deep love for God and your family. The foundation you lay today will impact the generations to come. By leading with integrity, love, and faith, you create a legacy that will last. So, take up the mantle, walk in your calling, and lead your family toward the purposes God has set for them.   Read More

As a Christian mom, you may often find yourself wrestling with negative thoughts—feelings of inadequacy, fear, or even guilt. These thoughts can take a toll on your mind and heart, clouding your ability to parent joyfully and confidently. But there's good news: God has provided us with a powerful remedy for these thought patterns. By actively working to “renew your mind” (Romans 12:2), you can overcome negative thinking and experience greater peace, joy, and purpose in motherhood.  Read More

Let’s face it—being a man often feels like running a marathon while juggling responsibilities. Between long hours at work, family commitments, and personal goals, it can seem impossible to find time to prioritize your spiritual growth. But here’s the truth: building your relationship with God isn’t just one more item on your to-do list—it’s the fuel that keeps you going. How do you balance the demands of work and family while nurturing your faith? Let’s talk about it.   Read More

As Christian moms, we often carry a deep desire to nurture, protect, and guide our families in a way that honors God. However, when these responsibilities become overwhelming, they can lead to burnout, strained relationships, and unintended family dynamics. One significant factor that contributes to this is maternal gatekeeping. Let’s explore what maternal gatekeeping is, how it affects us and our families, and how we can apply biblical principles to find balance and peace.  Read More

Marriage is one of life’s greatest adventures, but let’s be honest—navigating it isn’t always a walk in the park. It requires intentionality, effort, and a whole lot of patience. For men, balancing the roles of protector, provider, and partner can feel like juggling flaming torches, but building a thriving marriage is not only possible—it’s deeply rewarding.   Read More

I don’t know about you, but sometimes it feels like mom guilt has a way of showing up uninvited, doesn’t it? You know the feeling—the one that creeps in when you’ve got just enough time to throw a quick meal together, only for your mind to start racing with thoughts like, “I should be doing more for my kids.” Or when you’re sitting down for a moment of peace and quiet, and that voice in your head says, “You should be cleaning. You should be organizing. You should be working on that next project.” Can we just agree—mom guilt is real! And while it’s totally normal to care deeply about our families, the weight of constant guilt can start to feel like an unbearable burden. Today, I want to talk about how to kick that guilt to the curb and fully embrace the grace that God has for you as a mom. Because the truth is—God never intended for us to carry that weight!  Read More

Parenting isn’t for the faint of heart—especially when you’re trying to juggle it with work, life, and everything else. One moment, your kid is asking you for help with homework, and the next, they’re melting down because their sandwich is cut the wrong way. Sound familiar? If you’ve ever thought, “Am I even doing this dad thing right?”—you’re not alone. Here’s the good news: being a great dad isn’t about being perfect; it’s about being present.   Read More

Let’s face it, guys—life doesn’t come with a playbook. Between work, family, relationships, and everything in between, it can feel like you’re carrying the weight of the world on your shoulders. Society tells us to "man up," but what does that even mean? Staying silent while you’re drowning in stress? Ignoring the fact that you’re exhausted and feeling stuck?Spoiler alert: That’s not strength—that...  Read More

Don’t wait for the “perfect” moment to pray. You don’t need to have it all together. You don’t need a perfectly quiet house or an undistracted mind. You just need to bring the real, messy, tired you before God. The great thing is—He’s already there, waiting for you. So, if you’re tired today (and let’s face it, you probably are), take a few minutes to pray—whether in words, silence, or worship. Let your spirit be nourished, and trust that God will give you the strength to keep going.   Read More

When we start to regularly feed our souls, something beautiful happens. We become transformed. Not just in the way we look, but in the way we approach life. The way we parent. The way we love. The way we handle stress. The way we walk through our days. Psalm 1:2-3 says, “But whose delight is in the law of the Lord, and who meditates on His law day and night. That person is like a tree planted by streams of water, which yields its fruit in season and whose leaf does not wither—whatever they do prospers.” Nourishment leads to a fruitful, prosperous life—one that overflows with love, peace, joy, and strength. When we take the time to nourish our souls, we’re not only growing closer to God—we’re becoming the women, wives, and moms that He has called us to be. So, let’s make spiritual nourishment a priority in our busy, beautiful lives.   Read More

Hello, Kingdom Moms We all know the drill: Wake up, feed the kids, clean the house, work, run errands, school pick-up, more chores, dinner, bedtime—and repeat. It’s like a never-ending cycle of activity that often leaves us feeling drained. As moms, we wear so many hats—wife, homemaker, teacher, caregiver, cook, counselor, and the list goes on. And let's be honest, sometimes we feel like we’re running on empty. But what if I told you that rest isn’t just a luxury; it’s actually a command from God, and it’s the secret to thriving in the middle of the madness? Yup, you heard me right: Rest is spiritual, and it’s essential to your health and peace.   Read More

God didn’t create us to be slaves to time. He designed us to live in purpose and peace. By simplifying, prioritizing, and resting in His strength, you can create a life where work, family, and faith thrive together. Remember, Kingdom Mom, that God is with you in this journey. You’re doing incredible work by balancing all that you do. He sees every effort, every prayer, and every act of love you pour into your family and career. Keep moving forward with purpose and peace.  Read More

Being called to both family and career is a gift, not a burden. God knows the impact you can have as both a mother and a professional. Embrace the dual roles with faith, purpose, and excitement! And remember, you’re not alone. There’s a whole community of Kingdom Moms just like you—seeking to glorify God in every aspect of life.  Read More

Hey, Kingdom Moms! Welcome back to our series on faith, motherhood, and career. Today, we’re tackling the big one: balance. Or, as I like to call it, the "always-changing dance of life.” Some days it feels like you’ve got all the pieces in place, and other days… well, let’s just say some things don’t make it off the floor!It’s easy to get overwhelmed and wonder if a balanced life is even possible....  Read More

Creating a kingdom atmosphere means making your home a safe haven, a place where grace, love, and faith dwell. It’s a space where laughter is heard often, where people feel safe to be themselves, and where everyone knows they are loved. By bringing the lessons of these ancient wives into your modern life, you’re not just building a home — you’re building a legacy that reflects the Kingdom of God.  Read More

Ah, the Proverbs 31 woman. She’s so perfect that sometimes we think she has it all together with zero effort. But here’s the thing—she’s not a perfect wife; she’s a purposeful wife. She’s intentional in her words and actions, and she strives to bring goodness to her family.   Read More

But loyalty in marriage means making time for each other—sounds simple but, in the real world, we know it’s hard. Keep it fun and casual, like Ruth would have if date nights were a thing back then. Remember, making each other a priority doesn’t have to mean a fancy dinner; a late-night movie on the couch works just fine.   Read More

In the Gospel of John, amidst the Easter narrative, we find a significant account of Mary Magdalene's journey to the tomb of Jesus. Her story serves as a powerful reminder of the timeless truth that Jesus desires to be found by those who earnestly seek Him.As dawn breaks on that fateful morning, Mary, along with other disciples, rushes to the tomb, their hearts heavy with grief and confusion. Yet,...  Read More