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Count Your Blessings: 5 Ways to Connect Your Kids To God’s Heart

30 Jul

I am always looking for ways to connect my kids to God's heart. I want them to live and breathe a life that reflects Jesus. I want their character to be shaped so they can become giants of goodness and love. While our itty bitty ones may be years away from truly understanding what this looks like, ... View Post

Redeeming Negative Life Events – Guest Post by Donald Miller

29 Jul

Donald Miller is best-selling author (Blue Like Jazz) and founder of Storyline, an organization that helps people gain focus, clarity, inspiration and a deep sense of meaning in life. Viktor Frankl says when we find something redemptive about our suffering it ceases to be suffering. And he’s ... View Post

Sage Advice for Princess Kate and the Royal Baby

25 Jul

Since the birth of England's newest member of the royal family, there has been a lot of advice popping up online as to what other moms would like to say to Princess Kate, should they have the chance to chat with the beautiful new mother over a cup of tea. Perhaps it's the focus on royalty - which ... View Post

How Grace Looks from Here, Guest Post by Amy Grant

24 Jul

I've known Amy Grant for most of my life. As a little girl I remember being scared at night as I was trying to fall asleep, and I would just press repeat on her song "Angels." I knew most of her songs by heart and still do to this day. You may or may not be familiar with her music, but I guarantee ... View Post

5 Bible Study Tips for Busy Moms {an interview with Angela Thomas}

16 Jul

{I am so thrilled to have author/speaker, Angela Thomas as a guest on Grace for Moms today. I've had the great honor of working side by side with this amazing woman and I'm privileged to call her friend. She is one of the strongest, most God-seeking women I know. What I love most about what she ... View Post

Grace for Your “Mom” Body

14 Jul

Throughout my thirties I dreaded summertime and the pool. With three kids, each spaced nearly three years apart, I was constantly in that weird stage when your body {and your boobs} are not your own. None of my favorite clothes fit, and when I did manage to find something cool to wear it wasn’t long ... View Post