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Do you need prayer? Head over to the Prayer Wall and drop your request. I’ve intentionally set aside time to pray Nothing is too big or too small to bring before God. You don’t have to carry it alone. 🧡
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Childhood trauma that lingers with triggers with raising my young children and financial break through
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@Ashley Lunnon thank you so much for your prayers and support
DAY 3: The Spirit of Apathy & Laziness
“The soul of the sluggard craves and gets nothing, while the soul of the diligent is richly supplied.” — Proverbs 13:4 It’s not just “kids being kids.” That constant dragging of feet, the refusal to help, the low-effort in school, the “I don’t care” attitude… It’s not just immaturity. It’s a spirit of apathy… and it’s choking out purpose. This spirit will have your child: - Zoning out during prayer. - “Forgetting” every chore. - Living on autopilot — scrolling, gaming, isolating. - Giving 20% and expecting 100% reward. - Ignoring their call, their gifts, their responsibilities… with zero conviction. But here’s the real danger: apathy numbs spiritual sensitivity. It doesn’t just make them lazy.. it makes them indifferent to the voice of God. And that’s exactly what the enemy wants. If he can’t get them rebellious, he’ll try to make them unbothered. Checked out. Disengaged. Emotionally shut down. Spiritually dull. But Kingdom kids are not called to be idle they’re called to be arrows. They were born for impact. And your job as a parent is to wake them up not just with reminders and routines, but with warfare. Today, we renounce the spirit of laziness, passivity, and numbness. We call their spirit back to life. We declare that they will not sleep through their purpose they will rise in it. WARFARE PRAYER: Father, in the name of Jesus, I lift up my child before You. I speak to every place in their soul that has grown lazy, dull, or indifferent. I break the spirit of apathy the spirit that causes them to disengage, withdraw, and neglect their responsibilities and calling. I repent for any area where I’ve allowed passivity to go unchecked. Where I’ve accepted low effort or failed to set the tone for diligence and excellence. I bind the spirit of laziness, slothfulness, and disengagement. I cancel every generational mindset of “doing just enough” and barely getting by. And I loose the spirit of diligence, excellence, responsibility, and hunger for truth.
2 likes • Jan 10
Amen
DAY 1: The Spirit of Rebellion & Disobedience
“For rebellion is as the sin of witchcraft…” — 1 Samuel 15:23 Let’s stop calling what’s demonic just “difficult.”Rebellion is not your child being strong-willed. It's not independence. It’s not “they’re just like their daddy.”It’s a spirit. A counterfeit authority that’s trying to overthrow yours. And it’s bold. It will lie straight to your face.It will talk over you. It will challenge your instructions. It will twist the truth to protect pride.And if you don’t deal with it in the spirit, you’ll start disciplining flesh while the real enemy keeps building altars in your house. Rebellion is witchcraft. That’s not opinion that’s Bible. It manipulates. It resists. It mocks. It partners with pride and says, “I don’t need to listen.”And if we’re not careful, we’ll let it stay because we’re too tired to fight. But today, we tear down every high place. Kingdom parents.. your home is not a playground for demons. It's a sanctuary for the Spirit of God.Your voice carries authority. Your discipline is holy. You don’t negotiate with rebellion. You cast it out and loose obedience in its place. This isn’t about raising “good kids” it’s about raising submitted ones. Kids who know the voice of God because they learned to honor the voice of their parents. Kids who don’t just follow rules, but walk in reverence. You don’t need to yell louder. You need to stand firmer. You are the gatekeeper. Set the tone. Shut the door. WARFARE PRAYER: Father, I come before You as the authority You’ve placed in this home.I repent for every time I excused rebellion instead of rebuking it.I repent for letting tiredness, fear, or culture silence my voice.Today, I take my place. I shut every door of rebellion, defiance, and dishonor in the name of Jesus. I break every generational curse of pride and resistance.I cancel every word curse that told my child “they’re just bad” or “they’ll never change.”I bind the spirit of rebellion, witchcraft, manipulation, pride, and stubbornness. You have no place here. I evict you now by the blood of Jesus.
2 likes • Jan 8
Yes thank you Jesus amen amen hallelujah thank you needed this
Single… or CHOSEN? A word for my single parents 🧡
So many of us who are raising kids without our child’s other parent present have gotten used to calling ourselves “single parents.” But I had to step back and ask myself… Am I really “single”?Or have I just accepted a label God never gave me? Because let’s be real...sometimes the word single can feel like: • less than• rejected• unseen• unappreciated• left to do life alone But God NEVER called you “less than.” He calls you: Set apart.Chosen.Beloved child.Redeemed.Forgiven.A friend of God.His workmanship. So today I’m being honest… I’ve called myself a “single mom” FAR too much.And it stops today. Because I am not abandoned.I am not forgotten.I am not unloved. ✨ I am a CHOSEN mother.✨ I am a REDEEMED mother. And you — yes YOU — are: 🧡 a chosen father🧡 a chosen mother🧡 a redeemed father🧡 a redeemed mother🧡 a SET APART parent Be careful what you label yourself.....because words carry weight. So watch your mouth when you talk about God’s chosen…and guess what? YOU are chosen. You are not raising those babies alone.God IS your help.And He is sending you help... in His time, in His way. Help is on the way.Wait patiently… not as someone abandoned…but as someone FULLY LOVED, FULLY COVERED, and FULLY CHOSEN. With your beautiful / handsome self. 🧡
1 like • Jan 6
Amen yes hallelujah
Are You Parenting From a Full Cup… or an Empty One?
Let’s talk real for a second. 🧡 Sometimes we say, “My cup is empty.” “I’m exhausted.” “I have nothing left to give.” But here’s the truth God’s been reminding me of: If God is in your cup it’s never truly empty. And if He isn’t in it… you can have money, routines, vacations, behavior charts, the perfect house, the perfect schedule….. and your cup will still run dry. Because fullness doesn’t come from what you do… it comes from Who you’re rooted in. You can be the Pinterest parent… The gentle parent… The fun parent… The scheduled parent… …but if you’re parenting without God, the foundation won’t hold. And on the flip side You can feel tired. Overwhelmed. Unsure. Still figuring it out… …but if God is at the center, you are never pouring alone. So before you compare your parenting to someone else’s highlight reel Look at your cup. Is it filled with: • Busyness? • Performance? • Pressure? • Perfection? • Or Him? Because growth doesn’t start in imitation. Growth starts in His Word. If God isn’t the FIRST thing in your cup… Then the truth is, your cup will always be missing what matters most. So today I lovingly say Come back to the Source. Drink from the well that never runs dry. Parent with Him… not beside Him. Because with God in your cup You may feel weak… But you will never be empty. 🧡
Are You Parenting From a Full Cup… or an Empty One?
1 like • Jan 3
Amen
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Indiana Jimenez
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My name is Indiana. I am 35 years old mother of two beautiful children. I am a child of God and a teacher.

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