Kingdom parents, before this week closes I want to honor the ones who showed up in this house... Our leaderboard says these parents were in here this week encouraging, commenting, praying and growing with us the most: 🏆 @Natalee Pinnock 🧡 @Cathy Echevarria 🧡 @Jessica Leach 🧡 @Catalina Barraza 🧡 @Kelcy Jellison You are the heartbeat of this community. Every comment you leave is a parent who does not feel alone anymore. That matters more than you know. And if your name is not up here yet, there is room for you. Show up this week... leave a comment, encourage somebody, share what God is teaching you. We grow together in this house. Love y'all. Have a blessed weekend. 🧡

Kingdom parents, let me take some pressure off you this morning. Your child does not need you to get it right every time. What their little nervous system is begging for is a parent they can predict. Lamentations 3:22 and 23... Jeremiah did not write those words from a good season. He wrote them sitting in the ruins of his city. Everything around him had fallen apart, some of it because of choices that were not even his. And right there in the middle of the wreckage he says God's mercies never come to an end, they are new every morning, great is His faithfulness. Hear what Jeremiah is actually saying. God's mercy toward His people was never based on the people's mood or performance that day. It reset every single morning because that is who God is. Steady. Faithful. Predictable in His love even when everything else was rubble. Now bring that home... A lot of our kids wake up every morning having to read us. Is today the patient version or the snapping version? Does yesterday's mistake still count against me this morning, or do I get to start clean? Kingdom parents, that guessing game is exhausting our babies. Here is your one win for this whole week. Pick one anchor sentence and say it to your child every morning, before anything goes right or wrong: "New morning. Yesterday is over. I love you and we start fresh today." Same words. Every morning. Boring on purpose. You are teaching their heart what Jeremiah knew about God... mercy that resets is mercy a child can rest in. And when you blow it by 10 AM, because some days you will, the sentence still holds at noon. Predictable is not perfect. Predictable is a parent who keeps coming back to the same love. P.S. Kingdom parents, this is a taste of what we build inside my Kingdom Home Reset class. It is live on Zoom Friday November 20, 11 AM or 7 PM ET, and for $30 I give you the real tools to reset your home in 30 days, not just good intentions. Your seat is here: https://www.thejourneytofindgod.com/event-details/kingdom-home-reset-live 🧡

Kingdom parents, I am coming back tonight because I do not want anybody to miss this window. WHEN PLEASING GOD IS HURTING YOU is live on my website, and it is 100% FREE through Saturday night. Not a discount. Not a code. Free. When Saturday ends, the window closes and it becomes $9.99. We already started walking it. Fourteen days on the earning trap... the math that never adds up, Jacob, the older brother, Martha, Peter. And then Week 2, learning to actually receive a love we did not earn. I am in this one myself, Kingdom parents. I am not teaching it from the other side. If you got your link from me already, go download it tonight if you have not yet. And if you are just seeing this, here is the link for you too: https://www.thejourneytofindgod.com/product-page/when-pleasing-god-is-hurting-you Do not save this post for later. Later is how the window closes on us. Download it tonight, open Day 1 tomorrow, and walk with us. 🧡