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“You are not a byproduct of the ways of this world. You are a daughter of the King.”
Catherine Bird
Reignited
Ah, my sweet friends. Does anyone else feel like they ended May with their hair on fire? Whew! I don’t know about you, but my family and I are so thankful summer is here. I have two words for how I felt as the end of school approached – burned out. The funniest and most accurate description of what happens to moms at the end of each school year was written by Jen Hatmaker a couple years…
Welcome Reflection
Hello, my friends. It’s been a while since I’ve had the energy and time to really sit and write. After the Girls of Grace Ministries’ mom/tween daughter retreat–which was AMAZING–I jumped head first into preparing for our family trip to Israel. Of course, April and May are notoriously slow months—said no mom with school-age children ever. In spite of the craziness, I wouldn’t trade one second of what we experienced on our trip. Words simply…
Tears of Happiness and Heartache – Part II
It’s been almost three weeks since my friend, M, was called home. The world continues to turn. Life continues to move. The sun rises. The sun sets. Days pass quickly – full of normal family activities and work. Grief is an unpredictable emotion, friends. Because I didn’t see M everyday, my normal routine has changed little. Yet, my mind wanders as I sit a stoplight…or crawl into my special spot for quiet time…when I’m cooking…
Hi, friend!
I’m Cat—a mom, author, and woman of faith doing my best to walk in grace and raise kids who know and love Jesus. Like you, I’ve wondered how to make faith real in everyday life—how to invite our kids into the Word and grow alongside them.
This space is for you. For the questions, the quiet prayers, and the messy-beautiful moments of motherhood.
You’re not alone here—and you’re always welcome.