Tag: Christian blog
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Becoming a woman of faith
My thoughts about being a mother, homemaker, and a spouse have radically changed since accepting God into my life. I went from an ultra-feminists, man-hating woman, to a woman who now strives to love and honor God. Which as a spouse means loving and honoring my spouse as the head of our household because we […]
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Blessings after loss, a Testimony of God’s Love.
It’s hard to believe 3 years ago we were going through all of this. 3 years ago we evacuated from a hurricane, having a 4 month old who was transitioning from pump to breast we knew we didn’t want to be in a situation where the power went out and our milk stash was compromised. […]
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Overcoming perfectionism
I am a recovering perfectionist. You might think, “perfectionist? why is that a bad thing?” You see, being a perfectionist is not just something as simple as wanting to be the best that you can be at something. Perfectionism can be suffocating and I’m learning that it’s contradictory to who God says we need to […]
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Simple and Easy Bible Studying Method for Beginners!
Hello My Dear Friends, Today I am going to be sharing with you the Bible study method that changed my life!Okay, I may be a tad dramatic when I say that. But seriously, it was a game changer for me. If you’ve been following me for a while, you may know that last year I […]
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Tips For Turning Your Day Around As A Mom Battling Mental Illness.
I know I’m not the only Mom/Person who deals with Depression and/or Anxiety. The way my mental illness presents itself is in lack of motivation and extreme fatigue. As a parent you can’t really submit to those feelings, you have someone who depends on you. And sometimes it can motivate you to get yourself in […]
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Adjusting to the New Normal
Like many of you, our life has drastically changed due to current events in the world. We’re no longer a 2 person income, I’ve been staying home with our toddler. Life is ever changing, and I’m trying to keep up and make the best of it all! Sometimes it’s easier said than done. I’d be […]
Grace McCoy 