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“Rooted & Rising: A Conversation with Lizzie Fleet”

“Rooted & Rising: A Conversation with Lizzie Fleet”

by momqstg | Apr 7, 2026 | Parenting, Parenting|Spiritual Growth

A monthly spotlight to celebrate real motherhood, anchored in grace. Meet Our Featured Mom: Name: Lizzie Fleet City/State: Cedar Park, Tx  Kids’ Names & Ages: June, 8 Max, 8 and Finn, 6 ‍♀️ Her Story & Calling How has motherhood shaped your relationship with...
Trading Imperfect Motherhood for Perfect Grace

Trading Imperfect Motherhood for Perfect Grace

by Elyse Derian | Apr 2, 2026 | Parenting, Parenting|Spiritual Growth, Real Mom Stories

If you’re like me, your mornings often start with the best of intentions—patience, presence, maybe even a quiet prayer over coffee that God will help you demonstrate His perfect love to your kids. But then the toddler melts down, the big kid talks back, you lose your...
Mom Guilt and Confession: Finding Freedom in Christ

Mom Guilt and Confession: Finding Freedom in Christ

by Sue McAlinden | Mar 23, 2026 | Parenting, Parenting|Spiritual Growth

The other day, I tried something new. I confessed to God that I wasn’t a perfect mom. The Subtle Lie of “Doing Everything Right” Now I’m not a perfectionist. But deep down (if I’m honest with myself), I believed I dideverything right to raise spiritually, emotionally,...
God’s Mercy in the Messiness of Motherhood

God’s Mercy in the Messiness of Motherhood

by Sandy Kay Slawson | Mar 9, 2026 | Parenting, Parenting|Spiritual Growth

For many mothers, the responsibilities of family life can feel overwhelming. But maybe you’re one of those who has an immaculate home, a family command center working like a well-oiled machine, and you’ve never broken down into a sobbing mess over a pile of laundry,...
Reflecting God’s Heart in Parenting: How Knowing His Love Changes Our Families

Reflecting God’s Heart in Parenting: How Knowing His Love Changes Our Families

by Candace Nassar | Feb 23, 2026 | Marriage & Relationships, Parenting|Spiritual Growth

Reflecting God’s heart in parenting begins with understanding who God truly is. What we believe about God shapes the way we love our families. If we quietly believe God is disappointed, impatient, or easily frustrated, that posture will eventually show up in our...
Learning to Reflect God’s Heart When Parenting Feels Hard

Learning to Reflect God’s Heart When Parenting Feels Hard

by Sue McAlinden | Feb 8, 2026 | Marriage & Relationships, Parenting|Spiritual Growth

A few evenings ago, I brushed my teeth, changed into my pajamas, climbed into bed, and tried to sleep. My eyes were closed, but I struggled to relax. Unwanted thoughts about one of our children’s behaviors blinked on and off in my head like a neon sign flashing in a...
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You know God is merciful. You just don’t think it You know God is merciful.
You just don’t think it applies to you.

That’s where so many moms are.
We extend mercy to everyone around us. We just never let it land on ourselves.

Put down the shame you’ve been carrying.
Jesus has been waiting to take it. 🤍

Have you actually received it, not just believed it for everyone else? Drop a 🤍 below if this landed.

“There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.” — Romans 8:1

🔗 Wondering where to start? Take the free Emotional Health Quiz. Link in bio.

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The most powerful thing you can do for your kids t The most powerful thing you can do for your kids this month?

Let them watch you receive mercy and pass it on.

Not perfectly. Just honestly.

Save this and share it with a mom in your life. 🤍

Which one are you going to try this week? Drop the number below 👇

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You worked all day. You poured everything in. And You worked all day.
You poured everything in.
And tomorrow it looks exactly the same.

If that’s where you are right now, this one is for you.

Ashlee shared the farmer metaphor on the momQ podcast this week and I haven’t stopped thinking about it.

The field doesn’t look like anything yet. But something is happening under the surface.

Go listen — link in bio. 🌾

Tag a mom who needs to hear this today. 👇

@thepurposeofmotherhood

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The mom who keeps going back to God isn’t failing. The mom who keeps going back to God isn’t failing.
She’s doing exactly what mercy is for.
Shame will tell you you’ve done this too many times.
That you should have it together by now.
But Lamentations 3:22–23 says His mercies are new every morning.
Not when you’ve earned it.
Every morning.
So when you fall, and you will, the move isn’t to hide.
It’s to turn back.
That’s not weakness.
That’s what faith actually looks like.
🤍 Save this for the next time shame tries to keep you down.

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