Just a Mom: How Your Work in the Home Reflects God’s Character
“What do you do?”
“Oh, I’m just a mom.”
Just a mom.
I must have said it a thousand times as a young mother, feeling the weight of my daily tasks that seemed never-ending and often unnoticed. Yet, the Bible reveals a different truth about motherhood—a holy calling filled with purpose and significance. From the stories of heroic mothers like Hannah and Mary to the wisdom of Proverbs 31, we see that being a mom is not just a job; it’s a reflection of God’s character. You are not “just a mom.” You are the image of God.
Regarding The Eternal State: Our Age in Heaven
It’s a common question: How old are we in heaven? If we die at 88, are we 88 forever? Or if we pass in infancy, are we babies for eternity? While the Bible doesn’t provide a direct answer, it offers glimmers of insight. Our eternal state is less about age and more about fullness—completion in a glorious, transformed body. As we ponder this profound mystery, we find hope and joy in the promise of a future where our brokenness is washed away. Join me as we explore what the eternal state might truly mean for us.
Misinterpreted: 1 Timothy 6:10
1 Timothy 6:10, “For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evils. It is through this craving that some have wandered away from the faith and pierced themselves with many pangs.” I’m sure you’ve heard this statement, both inside and outside the church: “Money is the root of all evil.” It’s quoted…
Combating the Rut
How do you know when you’ve lost your drive, when frustration feels like it outweighs passion… when what you’ve been doing just doesn’t seem to be working… how do you know when a routine becomes a rut? In this discussion, we’ll look at combating this rut by highlighting what leads us to these ruts and…
How to Run Your Race, Not Hers
There’s something I do that always compounds my weariness in this race of life: I glance sideways at the person beside me who doesn’t seem to have as much to bear. This comparison drains my endurance and fills my heart with envy and grief. The writer of Hebrews encourages us to run with endurance, looking to Jesus as our example. When I focus on others, I lose sight of my own race. Are your eyes drifting to someone else’s lane today? Discover how to keep your gaze fixed on Jesus and find the strength to run your race.