Honesty is the Best Policy—Especially with Ourselves
I’m genuinely thankful. But not for the right reasons.
A daughter of the King, a wife to my sweet man who is better than my dreams & a mama to the most precious children. I love people, coffee, and all things sweet! My heart is passionate about encouraging others and especially those in the midst of motherhood. I pray the words I write bring refreshment to your heart.
I’m genuinely thankful. But not for the right reasons.
As the body of Christ cannot meet like normal, there has been an amazing opportunity for people who would never step foot into a church to get plugged into every Sunday, every week at some form of church online.
I promise if you choose one or all of these ideas, your wife will love it! So let’s get ready to celebrate the season of love!
Now here we are with both of our boys. Both miracles. Both precious. Both so very loved. But my mama heart is overwhelmed.
Transition means a process of change. And there my friends, lies the terrifying word I try to stay far away from—change.
As you know, if you have ridden the roller coaster of infertility, it can be heart-wrenching. One minute you are confident and the next minute you are questioning everything.
But it is here in the middle of this new stage of motherhood that I realize how important friendships are and also how rare those deep friendships are.
The world wants us to believe that marriages should all work out as they do in the movies. You meet, fall in love, and you either live happily ever after or you can meet someone new and leave your spouse behind.
Jesus had community wherever He went—He lived, loved, and served those around Him every step of the way. We have one goal as believers and that is to make Jesus known—to live, to love, and to serve well.
