Doing the best you can is enough
April 26, 2019
You do what you know and hope it’s enough. And when you know better, you do better. That’s the spiritual journey. That’s how we do our best.
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You do what you know and hope it’s enough. And when you know better, you do better. That’s the spiritual journey. That’s how we do our best.
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Mommas, regardless of where any of us are on our mothering timeline, the key is basking in the knowledge that, God-willing, the inescapable lasts will eventually settle into sanguine firsts.
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Expectations are never a good thing. Especially when yoked to the hopes and dreams surrounding a family vacation. Life guarantees things will never go as planned. If we get caught up in the disappointment, we risk stealing everyone’s joy, including our own.
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Like a full solar eclipse, having these three life events line up at the same time is worth talking about. Although the comparisons are aplenty, here are four ways to connect the dots between spring, the royal vow exchange between Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, and all things momhood.
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How often do we swallow the behaviors, words, reactions of others as personal pills of reward or rejection? Eek.
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When we are impeccable with our words, the result is a building up of the world around us. Starting in our own home.
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Celebrating the wonder and miracle of Christmas year round is easy, all it takes is a purposeful heart.
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Kids are easily stirred by the little stuff and consistently moved by the grandeur of God’s glory. Life has yet to dull their senses. We can learn from them.
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So how do we find time to sit at the table and enjoy each other’s company aside from our one-day tradition when life spreads us thin and pulls our family in multiple directions? How can we engage in meaningful, face-to-face connection when our spouse travels, our kids have opposing activity schedules, or unfortunate events have severed emotional ties or left us empty with grief?
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HOW ARE YOU FEELING, MOMMA?
(You don’t need to say, “I’m Fine.”)
Do you or a fellow Momma need some heart encouragement?
As moms, we deal with emotional overload—often pretending to be ‘fine' even when we’re not. My dear friend, Lisa Leshaw, and I want you to know your're not alone in how you feel. Our personal and candid reflections on 31 mom feelings meet you where you’re at while inspiring you to embrace your emotions and match the pleadings in the Psalms to the pleadings in your soul.
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This woman next to me showed me ‘home’
This woman next to me called me ‘home’
This woman next to me led me ‘home’
‘Home’ being my authentic identity in Christ
‘Home’ being the mindset of knowing AND believing in my indelible worth as a child of God
‘Home’ being the sacred space in my heart where I spend time with Jesus every day
This woman next to me pointed me straight to the Savior, never to herself
This woman next to me encouraged me to embrace Jesus’ love just in time before everything else in my life was about to drown me
This woman next to me helped me see that although abuse broke me as a child, Jesus stood in the gap of every fracture, keeping me whole
This good, kind, loving, and faithful servant has left me no choice but to believe wholeheartedly that God is good, all the time. That even at my worst, God sees the best.
“Period, paragraph, end of discussion.”
Now, to the man who believes only ‘he’ has the capacity to lead me to the light, I say,"Please go love." That I am CERTAIN Jesus asks ALL OF US to do.
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