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Time is precious and short. There are a hundred de Time is precious and short. There are a hundred demands already placed on you today, and finding a few quiet minutes with God's Word can feel impossible.

But Scripture isn't just personal encouragement for the day. It shows us who God is and how to live in light of that.

We know God cares for the lonely because Jesus experienced loneliness Himself. The more time we spend in His Word, the more it sinks into our hearts until it feels natural to live it out, the same way a language becomes familiar the more we practice it.

And in a culture where it's harder than ever to know what's real, God's Word gives us something that doesn't change. "The sum of your word is truth, and every one of your righteous rules endures forever." (Psalm 119:160)

If you don't know where to start, try Psalm 1. Let His truth take root today.

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Kathleen has one thing she wants moms to hear: you Kathleen has one thing she wants moms to hear: you already have more to offer than you think.

You don’t have to feel like “a mentor” to be one. You just have to be a few steps further down the road than someone else, willing to sit with her in it.

What Kathleen found in leading a momQ group wasn’t more pressure, it was purpose. A place to bring truth into conversations she was already having. A place where she didn’t have to have all the answers, just a willingness to show up.

If something in you is stirring right now, even if you’d never call yourself a leader, Kathleen has one thing to say to you: you’re in the perfect place. Not because you’re ready, but because He is. 
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Her son kept doing the same thing. Again. Christi Her son kept doing the same thing. Again.

Christie Thomas felt the urge every parent knows: march in, lay down the law, fix it for good.

Instead she grabbed his Bible and started reading. Romans 7, then 8. 'There is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.'

It didn't erase the struggle. But it turned a lecture into a quiet, repentant heart.

You don't need the perfect words. You need His Word.

Full conversation is on the podcast, link in bio. 🎧🤍

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The gentleness of Christ isn’t about being soft. I The gentleness of Christ isn’t about being soft. It’s about being strong enough to hold back.

Christie Thomas draws a line that changes everything: parenting in the gentleness of Christ is designed to lead us into growth, change, and repentance, not to avoid conflict or keep the peace.

God is so gentle with us. He could have started over with a new planet. Instead, He chose to withhold His power for the sake of the weak, and He calls us to do the same with our own kids: to withhold our anger, not lash out, and lead them toward growth instead of just managing the moment.

Full conversation with Christie Thomas, link in bio.
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