Called To Mothering – Page 31 – Equipping Moms To Fulfill The Great Commission At Home

When Your Homeschool Payout Doesn’t Seem Worth Your Investment

May 16, 2016

As our homeschool year winds down and comes to a close, I feel a little bit like I’ve hit a wall. With temperatures climbing into the 80s here in Oklahoma, the kids have been running out of steam, and suddenly all those crafts and projects I excitedly pinned to various boards don’t seem worth the effort. The lack of motivation in our house right ... Read More...

Stop Looking For What You Already Have as a Mama

May 9, 2016

Reflecting back on Mother's Day yesterday, maybe it didn't live up to your expectations. Maybe you didn't receive the pampering from your hubby, or the showers of adoration and appreciation from your kids that you feel you deserve. And maybe those disappointments began to sink deep down and bitterness started to take root in your heart. ... Read More...

Real Moms Real Challenges: Raising My Child Abroad

May 4, 2016

This month in honor of Mother's Day, I am hosting a guest post series called Real Moms Real Challenges that features a different mom each Wednesday. Today I'm excited to have Diana Longoria of Diana Elle Blog share the challenges she's faced as a mother in a foreign country. I got to know her over the last two months, when we were paired up ... Read More...

Reaching Beyond The Mommy Comparison Trap

April 18, 2016

Today I am honored to be guest posting for Alana Satterly of I have a Future and a Hope! Alana is a fellow homeschool mom who writes about homeschooling, parenting, marriage, healthy living, and faith. When my husband was interviewing for the Media Director position at our church, our family stayed in a hotel about 10 minutes away. During ... Read More...

Take Your Kids on a Global Adventure Without Leaving Home

April 12, 2016

**The links in this post are affiliate links and I will receive a small commission if you make a purchase after clicking on my link. Geography is a big part of our homeschool. Whether we learn about a civilization from another time period, a certain people group, or even animals in a science unit, we try to connect each one with a particular ... Read More...