Busy Moms Christian Homes

One Mom's Prayer for Another Moms Family

In this heartfelt episode, I’m sharing a real story from a Sunday drive that quickly turned into a frightening accident scene—and how it reminded me of the power of prayer beyond our own homes.
As we prayed with injured children on the side of the road and watched a family walk through one of the hardest moments of their lives, I was reminded that sometimes our mission field shows up unexpectedly.
In this episode, we talk about:
The importance of praying for other moms and families
How prayer prepares our hearts for difficult moments
Trusting the Holy Spirit to guide our words when we don’t know what to say
Why the prayers we pray at home matter far beyond our own family
If you’ve ever wondered how to pray for someone in a hard season, this episode will encourage you to step out in faith and trust God to work through your prayers.
For more ways to pray read the full blog post A Prayer for Mom
Want to deepen your prayer life by covering your home in a hedge of protection? Get my 30 day "Pray Over Your Home" guide.

Walking By Faith According to Scripture: What It Really Looks Like in a Christian Home

Hey Mama! We talk a lot about rooting ourselves in Christ — but what does it actually look like to live that out on a random Tuesday, in the middle of the laundry and the noise and the everything? That's exactly what we're getting into today.
Because walking by faith according to scripture isn't just a beautiful concept. It's your declaration of faith and your actions going hand in hand — in your kitchen, your car, your quiet moments, and every messy moment in between.
In this episode:
Why what you listen to during the day matters more than you think
How Christian homemaking is faith in action — and why your home is your mission field
What Deuteronomy 6 actually looks like lived out in a real, loud, beautiful home
Why we aren't aiming at perfection — we're aiming at our best, with God making up the difference
Free Resources mentioned:
Rooted in Christ 30-Day Scripture Writing Plan
Read this full blog post for more
Grab my 30 Day Prayer Guide to cover your home in God's presence, protection and peace
It's not going to be perfect every day. But when we bring God into the messy moments, that's where the magic happens.

Surrendering to God in the Chaos of Motherhood

Feeling overwhelmed, exhausted, and stretched thin? This episode is a gentle reminder that you were never meant to carry it all on your own.
We’re talking about what it truly means to surrender to God in the middle of messy, everyday moments—and how surrender isn’t weakness, but strength.
In this episode:
What surrender really looks like as a busy mom
How to release overwhelm, frustration, and control to God
Simple, scripture-based prayers for hard moments
Encouragement to invite God into your daily chaos
Plus, find powerful prayers and the “Rooted in Christ” scripture writing plan to help you stay grounded in every season
Read all the prayers from "Prayer to Surrender to God."
 
If you're ready to take it one step further, check out my 30 day guide "Pray Over Your Home."

Rooted in Christ in the Everyday Moments of Motherhood

Feeling stretched thin, tired, or disconnected? This episode is your reminder that being rooted in Christ isn’t about doing more—it’s about inviting Him into what you’re already doing.
We’re talking about how to move your faith beyond a “quiet time box” and into your everyday life as a mom—so you can build a strong, Christ-centered home from the inside out.
In this episode:
What it really means to be rooted in Christ as a mom
Key scriptures to strengthen your faith daily
How to bring God into your everyday routines
Encouragement for when you feel exhausted or overwhelmed
Plus, grab the “Rooted in Him” Scripture Writing Plan in the to help you stay grounded in God’s Word each day!
Read this full blog post What it Means to Be Rooted in Christ.
 
Want to pray protection, purpose and peace over your home? Get my 30 day guide "Pray Over Your Home." It gives you guided scriptures and prayers for your space so you can rest knowing God is in control! Get it HERE.

Bible Journaling Ideas for Moms

Hey Mama! Have you ever written the Bible? Today we're talking about simple, practical bible journaling ideas that don't require anything fancy — just you, God, and a few quiet minutes.
Today I'm sharing 4 easy ways to start journaling the Word, whether you're a lifelong writer or have never picked up a journal in your life. From journaling Bibles to scripture cards tucked between the pages, to art and prayer journals — there's something here for every mama.
Plus, stick around for something special at the end — a free resource that has been part of my faith journey for over 10 years!
In this episode:
4 simple bible journaling ideas you can start today
Why writing scripture is a game changer for memorizing God's Word
How journaling helps you look back and see God's faithfulness
A free May scripture writing plan + devotional to go deeper
Free Resources mentioned:
Rooted in Christ Scripture Writing Plan
Abiding in Christ Free Devotional
Read it, sing it, pray it — and write it. Simple faithfulness creates deep roots.

Scripture to Hold Onto in Weary Seasons (Encouragement for Moms)

Hey mama—if you’ve been feeling tired, spiritually dry, or just stuck in the same routines, this episode is for you. Today we’re slowing down and turning to Scripture for encouragement in the hard, messy, and exhausting seasons of motherhood.
I’m sharing 5 powerful Bible verses to help you reset, find peace, and keep going—even when nothing feels like it’s changing. You don’t have to force growth or have it all together—God is already at work in you.
Key Takeaway:You don’t have to force change—God is renewing you daily. Your job is to stay rooted in Him and trust that He is growing something, even when you can’t see it.
Resources Mentioned:
Full blog post - Scripture of Encouragement for Women
He Makes All Things New - Encouragement for When Things Feel Messy
Pray Over Your Home – 30-day prayer guide 
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Planting Seeds of Faith (The Simple Way Mama!)

Teaching your kids about God doesn’t have to be complicated or require the perfect quiet time. In this episode, we’re talking about how to bring faith into your everyday moments—simply by stepping outside and using what’s already around you.
From planting seeds and watching butterflies to simple nature walks and hands-on object lessons, you’ll learn practical, easy ways to help your kids understand biblical truths in a way that actually sticks. These are the moments they’ll remember—and the seeds of faith that will grow over time.
You don’t need more time—you just need to invite God into what you’re already doing. 
Links & Resources:
Planting Seeds of Faith Blog Post
“Teaching the Bible in the Kitchen” blog post or snag the devotional 
More faith-filled resources for your home all on my website littlebitoflavender.ca

Kids in the Kitchen: Teaching the Bible Through Cooking!

Have you ever wished it felt easier to teach your kids the Bible… without adding one more thing to your already full day?
In this episode, we’re talking about how you can bring God into your everyday routines—right in the middle of your kitchen. From oatmeal cookies to taco pasta, I’m sharing simple, kid-friendly recipes you can use to teach biblical truths in a way that actually sticks.
Because it doesn’t have to be complicated or perfect.It can be as simple as stirring, baking, and having conversations about God along the way. 
Inside this episode:
Why everyday moments matter when teaching your kids about God
Simple recipes that connect to scripture
Easy ways to make faith feel natural in your home
How to create meaningful memories in the kitchen
Mama, you don’t need more time—you just need to invite God into what you’re already doing.
Next Steps:
Grab the recipes + devotional download
Pick one recipe to try this week
Start building simple, faith-filled moments with your kids
And if you’re ready to go deeper, check out Pray Over Your Home—a simple 30-day guide to help you cover your home in prayer.

He Makes All Things New - God's Provision Even in Messy Motherhood

Ever feel like nothing in your life is actually changing—even though the Bible says God makes all things new?
In this episode, we’re talking about what that promise really means in the middle of messy homes, repeated routines, and exhausting days of motherhood.
You’ll be reminded that God isn’t promising new circumstances—He’s offering a renewed heart, fresh mercies, and His unchanging presence every single day.
If you’ve been craving something “new,” this episode will help you shift your perspective and place your hope where it truly belongs. 
What we cover:
What “He makes all things new” actually means
Why your life might not look different (and why that’s okay)
Where to place your hope on hard, repetitive days
How to start your day with God’s fresh mercies
Scriptures mentioned:Revelation 21:52 Corinthians 5:17Lamentations 3:22–23Isaiah 43:19
Links & Resources:
Read the full blog post
Morning mercies routine
Pray Over Your Home (30-day guide)

8 Easter Verses to Refocus Your Heart This Season

Easter can feel busy with baskets, egg hunts, and family plans—but this episode is an invitation to slow down and refocus on what truly matters.
Today, we’re walking through 8 powerful Easter scriptures to help you reflect on Jesus’ resurrection, strengthen your faith, and remember the gift of eternal life.
In this episode, we cover:
The joy and wonder of the resurrection
Faith in what we don’t fully understand
The promise of life everlasting through Jesus
How God fulfills His promises
Why Easter is more than a holiday—it’s our hope
This is a simple, encouraging episode to help you center your heart (and your home) on Jesus this Easter.
✨ Resources mentioned:
Holy Week Activities for Kids 
Full blog post with all 8 verses
Spring Encouragement from Psalm 104
Take a moment this week to reflect on one verse, hold it close, and carry it with you into Easter.