Have you ever felt a wave of shame and guilt after yelling at your kids? Take a minute to read these words of grace, and find a new way forward.
For the Mom Who Yells: Words of Grace to You

Have you ever felt a wave of shame and guilt after yelling at your kids? Take a minute to read these words of grace, and find a new way forward.
Let’s talk about 3 painful consequences of leaning into our internal messages of mom-shame, and the one practice to get unstuck.
It’s uncommon to have civil and appropriate conversations with our friends about the things we disagree about. Ecclesiastes offers us some applicable wisdom.
Family rhythms can be life-giving to a wear mama. But they can also be a source of frustration and distress. Read here the 5 hallmarks of a graceful family rhythm.
The book of Ecclesiastes leaves us with a lesson to release our striving posture. But what’s the “how” of holding loosely? Try this 4-step practice.
A deep dive into an essential truth within the book of Ecclesiastes to refresh and encourage weary moms right in the thick of it.
We’re wrapping up our series this week on spiritual practices for weary moms, and this week I want to talk about a spiritual practice that’s not often thought of as …
I am so excited to introduce you to Mariel Davenport for this next post on spiritual practices for moms! Mariel has a powerful story of being completely transformed by the …
Sabbath rest often feels elusive for weary moms. This post serves as a guide for finding sabbath rest that endures in this weary season.
Weary moms need a practice like breath prayer to bring spiritual depth and understanding into real life mothering moments. Breath prayer is my go-to, read why.