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Mom Guilt and Confession: Finding Freedom in Christ

Mom Guilt and Confession: Finding Freedom in Christ

by Sue McAlinden | Mar 23, 2026 | 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...
Rooted Faith in Motherhood: An Ordinary Week

Rooted Faith in Motherhood: An Ordinary Week

by Jasmine Luter | Jan 26, 2026 | Marriage & Relationships, Parenting|Spiritual Growth

What does rooted faith in motherhood look like for you and your family in everyday life? If we’re honest, it’s usually not dramatic. It doesn’t always involve a quiet morning, uninterrupted prayer, or a perfectly planned spiritual rhythm. Most of the time, faith shows...
How to Create Spiritual Rhythms for Your Family

How to Create Spiritual Rhythms for Your Family

by Annie Mendrala | Jan 12, 2026 | Parenting|Spiritual Growth

Spiritual rhythms are not about adding more to an already full schedule. They are about allowing the ordinary moments of family life to gently and consistently shape hearts toward God. And the truth is, what shapes our hearts is always connected to what we desire. If...
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“I shouldn’t have to thank him. That’s just what h “I shouldn’t have to thank him. That’s just what he’s supposed to do.”

Maybe. But Dave and Ashley Willis said it simply on the momQ Podcast: “If your husband is doing anything positive, praise him for it.”

“I appreciate how hard you work for this family.”
“Thank you for taking the kids to practice.”

When you choose gratitude, it changes the whole dynamic, and it changes your own posture toward him. Gratitude doesn’t wait until he’s earned it. It’s one way God keeps our hearts soft.

🎧 Hear the full conversation with Dave and Ashley on the momQ podcast, episode #131. Link in bio.

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You've said 'Say thank you!' a thousand times. And You've said 'Say thank you!' a thousand times. And they still roll their eyes.

Here's the thing: gratitude is caught before it's taught. Our kids learn it by watching us thank God out loud, by giving first, and by hearing that everything we have is His.

These five simple habits come from what my husband and I did raising our kids, and from my momQ teaching on generosity. Pick one and try it at dinner this week.

Save this for later, or send it to a mom who needs a fresh idea. 🤍
“You’ll never check enough boxes to feel like enou “You’ll never check enough boxes to feel like enough.”

You know the moment. The house finally goes quiet, and instead of resting, you’re wiping counters, folding laundry, racing down the list. You tell yourself that once it’s all done, you’ll finally feel okay.

But the list never ends. And the feeling never comes.

As our founder Candace puts it, “Control is what I reach for when I’m struggling to trust.”

Jesus didn’t ask you to try harder. He said, “Abide in me... for apart from me you can do nothing.” (John 15:5)

A branch doesn’t strain to produce fruit. It stays connected to the vine.

So today, look at your list and ask Him, “Lord, which of these did You give me to do?” Then let go of the rest. 🤍

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“Some people are embarrassed to say they are busy. “Some people are embarrassed to say they are busy. I'm embarrassed to say I am not.”
 
 Meet Julie, a momQ teacher and mentor mom. She raised three active kids through the frantic years, and she and her husband made some unpopular calls along the way, like phones turned in by 10pm until 18. 'You don't need to be scared for your kid's future, but you need a plan and you need to model it.'
 
 Her wisdom for the worried mom: take your concerns to Him, pray about them, but don't ruminate over them.
 
 Feel God nudging you toward mentoring too? DM us 'MENTOR' to learn more.
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