Contentment is one of those lessons we keep learning—whether we’re standing in the store debating a pair of shoes or navigating our kids’ endless wish lists. It’s not something we’re born with. It’s something we practice, over and over again. And the same is true for our children.

In this episode, we dive deep into what biblical contentment really looks like and how we can teach it to our children in a world overflowing with stuff, choices, and constant comparison. We unpack three key Scriptures—Philippians 4:11–13, Hebrews 13:5, and 1 Timothy 6:6–8—and explore what it means to learn to be content in seasons of plenty and seasons of want.

This episode will help you slow down, reset your expectations, and step into a calmer, more grateful rhythm at home. God has given us more than enough—and now we get to teach our children how to recognize it.

Check the scriptures (and more!) in the blog post: Cultivating Contentment

For more on gratitude, read "Creating a Thankful Home.'

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I pray this conversation helps you cultivate a heart—and a home—filled with joy, gratitude, and true contentment.

Hey Mama — I’m so glad you’re here.

Today we’re talking about how to cultivate a thankful home — not just during Thanksgiving, but all year long. Because gratitude isn’t meant to be a season on the calendar, it’s meant to be a rhythm in our homes and hearts.

In this episode, we’ll go room by room through your home with simple, faith-filled ways to help your children learn thankfulness — and to remind you of all that God has already provided.

Because when we build thankful homes, we raise thankful children.

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Read more about cultivating a thankful home HERE

For more scriptures to put in your home, read this - Bible Verses for Your Home and Why They Matter

I pray your coffee stays hot, your children stay calm, and that your home overflows with gratitude this week. You’ve got this, Mama.

Hey Mama,

Halloween may be over — but the darkness in the world doesn’t go away when the decorations come down.

In today’s episode, we’re talking about how to help your kids be a light in the darkness, not just during spooky season, but every single day. I’ll share how we can use this time of year to teach discernment, courage, and faith — and how to equip our kids to recognize and shine God’s light wherever they go.

So grab your coffee and let’s dive in!

Resources Mentioned:

Being a Light in the Darkness

Media Literacy from a Christian Perspective

Armor of God printable

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Hey Mama,

Are your kids always eager to “help” in the kitchen — even if that sometimes means more mess than progress? In today’s episode, we’re talking all about getting your kids involved in cooking and baking — and how to turn that time together into a beautiful teaching opportunity filled with faith, life skills, and connection.

We’ll explore practical ways to: 🍞 Teach patience and faith through bread making 🍪 Talk about generosity and following God’s “recipe” through baking cookies 🥣 Model service and care by making soup for someone in need 🌿 Show God’s provision by gardening or visiting a farmer’s market

Because the kitchen isn’t just for cooking — it’s a classroom of faith, full of lessons about gratitude, generosity, and God’s goodness.

So grab a cup of tea, pull your kids up to the counter, and let’s learn how to use our hands — and our hearts — to serve God right from our homes.

Read the blog post for more detials (and yummy recipes!) HERE

Hey Mama, I’m so glad you’re here!

Today we’re talking about a costume you’ll wear far more than just on Halloween — the Armor of God. This isn’t just for us as moms, but something we can teach our children to put on daily.

In this episode, I’ll walk you through:

✨ How to explain the Armor of God to your kids (even the little ones!)

✨ Simple, everyday examples they’ll understand

✨ A free printable activity you can use at home, in homeschool, or even at church

The truth is, our kids are growing up in a world full of darkness — but God has given them everything they need to stand strong. From the belt of truth to the shield of faith, we’ll talk about how to help them understand what each piece of armor means and how they can live it out in real life.

📖 Key Scripture: Ephesians 6:10–18 “Put on the whole armor of God, that you may be able to stand against the schemes of the devil.”

Grab the FREE Armor of God printable HERE

Check out my blog post "Halloween When You Aren't a Halloween Mom" HERE

"It's More than Love to be Chosen by God" - HERE

Mama, you’ve got this. Put on God’s armor, help your little ones do the same, and walk in His strength today. 💜

Hey Mama 💜

Today we’re diving into biblical generosity—what it looks like, why it matters, and how we can teach it to our children. Last week we talked about cultivating a grateful heart, and now we’re taking it a step further: moving from gratitude to giving.

As moms, we know generosity can feel hard when we’re stretched thin, but God calls us (and our children) to give from what we have—trusting Him to multiply it.

So grab your tea or turn up the volume on the go, and let’s walk through how to raise kids who give with joyful, willing hearts.

Check out the blog post with all the verses and the video where you can watch the VeggieTales episode!

You got this mama 💜

Hey Mama 💜 In today’s episode, we’re diving into what it really means to teach our kids about gratitude — not just saying “thank you,” but living with a truly grateful heart.

As the season of fall and Thanksgiving approaches, it’s the perfect time to go deeper with our little ones. Gratitude is more than good manners — it’s a heart posture that points back to God.

A grateful heart is one of the best gifts we can give our children — and it starts with us modeling it.

Check out this blog post for full details - Teaching Your Children a Grateful Heart

Morning Mercies

What to do When it Feels Like Your Grateful Heart Exited Stage Right

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☕ Praying your coffee stays hot, your kids stay calm, and you keep Jesus in your heart. 💜

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Hey, Mama. 💕 Let’s be honest—motherhood is beautiful, but sometimes the daily routines feel… well, boring. Folding the same laundry, making the same meals, cleaning the same messes—it can all start to feel draining. Yet in the middle of the mundane, God calls us to live with joy.

In today’s episode, we’re talking about how to be faithful in the everyday tasks of motherhood and how to invite God into those repetitive moments. I’ll share encouragement, scriptures, and practical ways to turn your daily work into worship—so you don’t just survive the mundane, but find joy in it.

Remember, Mama—you’re not “just” doing laundry, cooking meals, or tidying up. You’re serving your family and serving the Lord. And when you invite God into the mundane, He fills it with purpose and joy.

Read this blog post HERE

Check out some scriptures to pray while cleaning HERE

And read the whole post about Mary and Martha HERE

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Praying your coffee stays hot, your kids stay calm, and you keep Jesus close in your heart. Until next time, Mama. 💜