Yes! 🙌🏻 I feel all of this. As a mom of two that battles multiple autoimmune and chronic conditions. We celebrate all the small wins. We also always remind ourself that we our strength is gone that is when Gods strength is made perfect!

I want to build some new relationships and maybe encourage some ladies along the way

@Emily Lewis I love not consumed. We are using it as part of our homeschool curriculum this year

As a homeschool mom of two boys, teaching my kids in the ways of the Lord is something I try to weave into our everyday moments. Here are a few things that have helped us: ✨ Make Jesus part of the rhythm of your day. We keep it simple — morning prayer, a short Bible verse, or even thanking God together for something little. Kids, especially at 4, learn so much just from routine and repetition. ✨ Scripture in small bites. I like choosing one verse a week and repeating it during breakfast or in the car. Even my toddler gets excited when he recognizes parts of it! ✨ Use stories! Bible storybooks are incredible at this age. Kids understand stories far better than lectures. We read one at bedtime and talk about what it teaches us about God’s heart. ✨ Let them see your faith lived out. Honestly, kids learn the most from watching. When they see you pray, worship, speak kindness, ask for forgiveness, and trust God—those seeds go deep. ✨ Turn everyday moments into discipleship. When they’re scared → talk about how God is with us. When they’re upset → remind them of gentle answers and forgiveness. When they’re excited → celebrate how God gives good gifts. ✨ Fill your home with God’s Word. Little things like Scripture around the house, worship music playing, or Christian shows on when you need a moment—those small touches create an atmosphere of peace and truth. ✨ Grace, grace, grace. You don’t have to do it perfectly. I always remind myself: God loves our kids even more than we do, and He fills in every gap. With a 4-year-old and a baby, you’re already doing beautifully just by wanting to point them to Jesus. Keep it simple, keep it consistent, and God will honor the seeds you’re planting.

@Rebekah Usery Thad so exciting. What part?

@Rebekah Usery I'm from Estill Springs so only about and hour and a half from you. I am in Nashville quite often for Dr appointments and such. Hope you have a blessed Thanksgiving.