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We can put our hope in many things that will fail us, but we can rejoice in the hope found in Jesus at all times. I’ve learned this most as a wife and homeschool mama of two miracle sons. I invite you to join me for encouragement and inspiration to refresh your mama soul with hope. Read more…
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Romans 12:12 says, “Rejoice in hope, be patient in tribulation, be constant in prayer.” While this verse wasn’t written specifically for moms, what a fitting verse for motherhood. Struggles will come that require us to patiently endure and prayer is essential in raising children. But what does it mean to rejoice in hope as a mom?
I believe we can rejoice in the hope we have in Jesus through all seasons of motherhood. While I’m guilty of sometimes putting my hope in fading things, it’s the hope I have in Christ that has survived even the darkest storms. Jesus is our Hope because of what He has done for us in the past, how He is with us in the present, and the glorious wonder of what He is preparing for us in the future…
