by faithful31moms | Mar 23, 2021 | Christian Parenting, Devotions, Discipline, For Your Family, Mom Faith, Presence & Purpose
Pastor Adrian Rogers said that we must teach our children Consistently about the Lord. Another word for consistent is to be diligent, which means to work very hard at something over time. That is a perfect definition of motherhood, because mothering is hard work, but...
by faithful31moms | Mar 15, 2021 | Christian Parenting, Devotions, For Your Family, Mom Faith, Presence & Purpose
Pastor Adrian Rogers said that we must teach our children Convincingly about the Lord—because YOU are personally convinced. Our ultimate purpose as moms is to show and share Jesus with our children. It is to be a daily over-pouring of our own heart and personal time...
by faithful31moms | Dec 15, 2020 | Be Creative, Christian Parenting, Holidays, Presence & Purpose
FUN IDEA for the family of all ages this Christmas! Pile in the van and go on a Christmas “LIGHT HUNT” around your neighborhood. While you are searching for the “Top 25” have a family conversation about: 1. How Jesus is the light of the world...
by faithful31moms | Dec 9, 2020 | Be Creative, Christian Parenting, Holidays, Mom & Me, Presence & Purpose
Christmas time is here! All of the shopping, meal planning and making arrangements for travels or for guests coming to stay are in full motion—somewhere in the middle of making all our lists and checking them twice, we can easily forget that Christmas is about Jesus....
by faithful31moms | Dec 9, 2020 | Be Creative, Christian Parenting, Holidays, Presence & Purpose
(Content from the 12 Intentional Days of Christmas Podcast interview with Wren Robbins & Mallory Allen.) “Purpose Determines Priority”— Adrian Rogers What is your priority this Christmas? Is it Jesus? What purposeful things can you do with your family to teach...
by faithful31moms | Sep 15, 2020 | Christian Parenting, Devotions, Presence & Purpose
This year 2020 has been one for the books! I hear people saying things like, “This is a crazy world we live in with this pandemic!” or “If we think violence and politics are bad today, just wait until our kids are grown!” I can easily see where people would feel like...
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