Choosing Faith over Fear
We went to the Oxford Natural History Museum today and had a wonderful time. They even had a sensory backpack for my son who is on the autism spectrum. It made the whole experience so wonderful. Museums can be difficult because not only does he struggle with people and getting overstimulated, but also managing understimulation. […]
Christian Stewardship: Learning to Steward What God Has Given
This post discusses the concept of Christian stewardship, emphasizing that it involves managing what God has entrusted to us—time, money, and talents—rather than striving for personal ownership or perfection. It encourages faithfulness in small acts, promoting the idea that true stewardship requires surrender and dependence on God, not self-sufficiency.
Motherhood Identity Crisis
“She’s a stay at home mom,” my son said with so much pride and admiration. But I stood frozen. It was only for a second but it felt like a year. I had to go to urgent care because of an infection in my finger and the woman at the desk asked if I work. […]
What does it mean to be a mom?
I don’t know how to “mom.” Don’t get me wrong – I know how to take care of my son. I’ve been taking care of kids since I was 8 years old. I’ve studied child psychology and am committed to raising my son to know and love the Lord, to love studying Scripture. I know […]