Spring is here (at least according to the calendar) — and with a new season comes fresh reminders of God’s goodness.

In this episode, I’m sharing six powerful Scriptures for spring to encourage your heart as we transition out of winter and into something new. From muddy in-between days to blooming beginnings, these verses remind us that God is faithful in every season.

Whether you’re loving spring or still trudging through the mud, these Scriptures will help you anchor your heart in truth.

Grab your tea, Mama — let’s step into this new season rooted in His Word.

Read all the scriptures here - 6 Scriptures for Spring

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Spring is coming… but sometimes it doesn’t come as quickly (or as cleanly) as we’d like. The mud, the rain gear battles, the back-and-forth temperatures — this in-between season can feel long and frustrating.

In this episode, we turn to Psalm 104 for encouragement when we’re weary of waiting. Together, we’re reminded that God:

• Promises

• Fulfills

• Provides

Just as He faithfully brings the seasons one after another, He is faithful in every season of motherhood.

If you’re feeling stuck in the “mud” — whether literally or spiritually — this episode will encourage you to trust God’s order, rest in His provision, and choose praise in the middle of it all.

Grab your tea, Mama. Let’s be reminded that spring is coming — and so is His goodness.

Read the passage and more in the blog post Spring Encouragement from Psalm 104

Sleep is sacred in this home. And if you’re a mama who loves her rest—but hasn’t always gotten it—this episode is for you.

From newborn night wakings to school-age nightmares to the mental load that keeps us staring at the ceiling… sleep can feel elusive. Yes, there are physical and emotional reasons behind sleep struggles. But sometimes? There’s a spiritual layer too.

In this episode, we’re talking about how to pray over your children, your spouse, and yourself for deep, peaceful, restorative sleep.

Because God is a God of order. He is a God of peace. And He instructs us to rest.

Sometimes we “love them through it.” But we also pray them through it.

Prayer may not magically fix everything overnight—but it changes our hearts. It teaches our children where to turn. It reminds us we are not fighting exhaustion alone.

If you want deeper, guided prayers to cover every room and relationship in your home, check out Pray Over Your Home, the 30-day prayer guide. Just 5–10 minutes a day to intentionally invite God’s peace into your space.

Keep those praying hands praying, Mama.

Check out this blog post Prayers for Peaceful Sleep

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