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“You are not a byproduct of the ways of this world. You are a daughter of the King.”
Catherine Bird
Tears of Happiness and Heartache – Part I
Wow, friends…where to begin? It’s nice to be back with you. I took a brief hiatus from blogging to prepare for the first T.E.A.M. Grace mom/tween daughter weekend retreat. To say that the weekend far surpassed our Girls of Grace Ministries leadership team’s wildest dreams would be a gross understatement. It was So.Much.Fun. More than 75 moms and tween girls spent an entire weekend in worship, fellowship and play. It was simply unforgettable. The theme…
Today, I Cried Over Spilled Milk
Have you ever gotten out of bed and known within the first five minutes that it is going to be one of those days? From the time you opened your eyes, it was like the enemy said, “I pick her.” There is a reason for sayings like, “It was the straw that broke the camel’s back.” Why? Because it’s not usually the big things that take us down. It is the little things that work…
Resting in God’s Sufficient Grace
I mentioned a couple weeks ago that I was embarking on Proverbs 31’s online study, Made to Crave. Part of that desire to participate was because of my decision to train for my first half marathon. Two very sweet friends who have each already run a half marathon signed up to support and encourage me. Throughout training thus far, I have experienced an internal struggle. Part of me screams, “What are you thinking? You can’t…
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.