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Welcome to the Special Needs category. Navigating the beautiful, complex, and often exhausting journey of parenting a child with special needs requires an extra measure of grace and unique spiritual stamina. From managing daily advocacy and medical appointments to processing the quiet grief and unexpected joys of this path, your heart needs a safe place to rest. In this space, you will find authentic stories, gentle mental wellness encouragement, and deep biblical truths. These resources are crafted to remind you that God has specifically equipped you for this calling, helping you to parent bravely, find peace in the chaos, and anchors your hope in His faithful design.
Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it. -Proverbs 22:6 ESV “If only they came with an owner’s manual!” How many times has this thought crossed our minds over the course…
The time has come, no matter how unconventional the scenario, for our children to return to school. Whether it is online or in-person, we need to send them prepared and prayed up! These 7 back to school Bible verses will help you do just…
Does our repertoire of parenting skills need to include trust and obedience? Is it really something we can develop over time? As I’ve said so often here before, “Raising children isn’t for the faint of heart!” It is the greatest gift, yet the most…
A special young lady in my life just became a mama recently. She’s amazing and if anyone was ready for it, it was her. She spent years while getting her education in the mental health field providing respite care for our daughter and coming…
The God of Wonders It’s good to be back here in this place with you. My time away was well spent with my family, sitting courtside for a whole lot of basketball, completing a book proposal for what I hope to be my second…
As a mother, we do the impossible! Not just in the day-to-day work, sacrifice, and love. But in the essence of what we are meant to do. We go from our children’s complete dependence upon us to setting them free. We take responsibility for…