Throw perfection out the window and embrace your gifts. You mama were wonderfully made (PSA 139:14). 

Here is where the sourdough is never perfect, the house is beautifully messy, and we look at challenges with a good heart attitude. We let go of the so-called imposter syndrome and embrace the season we are in and the gifts, blessings, and trials God has given or allowed us to have. Mama, whatever season you're in right now, I know that you are not alone, and this season, like all seasons, will pass. May we embrace, hold dear, and cultivate those joyful and beautiful memories while also finding the beauty and the lessons in those less upbeat, more sorrowful, and anxiety-ridden seasons, Remembering that God has not given us a spirit of fear (2 TIM 1:7) but of power, love, and a sound mind.

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We have this amazing gift: the fruit of the womb is His reward (PSA 127:3); even though challenges can leave us feeling lonely, we are not alone, and we were made for this. We have been given the sacred task of raising and teaching our children (PRO 22:6), and we can do even better together. We can raise each other up as we live in the world. We can build the next generation up in love and light. Now is our time to build a culture that is foundational in truth. Gods truth.

Join me in this journey of life, growth, and cultivation; together, we can bring femininity back out of the rubble, and we can be strong in faith and nurture steadfast believers who will be able to see the lies of the enemy and the love and strength of the Holy Spirit inside them. I came from an Atheist childhood, so I know all too well the ways of the world and culture. The beautiful, the ugly, and the horrifying. Together, let's breed a new army of women who advocate for life, truth, and love. For we all sin and fall short of God, now is the time to be honest, love our neighbors, and do our work diligently.