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Just Call Me Coach

Recently I was listening a podcast called “Revived Motherhood” by Becky Thompson. She is amazing and a blog author as well. She is so encouraging and uplifting. The episode I am referring to is #6, and she had an interesting take on why we are tired sometimes as parents and I think you will like it too. Being a parent is exhausting, you are constantly juggling a million things at one time and trying your best to love each child the best way you can. I love how in this podcast she talks about feeling like she is a coach, her kids are the players, and she is coaching different teams trying to prepare each child for a different opponent and the opponents change all the time. The opponents being a math test, dealing with a friend, something that causes your child anxiety or struggling with sight words, etc. This really resonated with me because I feel this way with my girls. At the end of some days I am so mentally exhausted that I don’t even know my name.. lol. There are most days when I feel like I am having to coach them all…

Provision

I recently listened to a podcast by Craig Groeschel, and it was on the book of Habakkuk. I have honestly never really paid much attention to this book, because it’s not focused on as one of the big stories. So after listening to this podcast it really left me inspired to read more into it. The meaning of the name Habakkuk is embrace. Throughout the book of Habakkuk the meaning to his name is so beautiful because you truly learn how Habakkuk embraced Gods truth and trusted Him through the valleys and in the waiting. I know that I am not the only one who has struggled with waiting to see God’s provision in things that happen in my life. It is so difficult to wait because being patient is not something that comes easily to us. It is hard to be faithful sometimes when you are going through the valley. It’s hard to still hold onto your faith because true faith is believing when you cannot see, believing in the unknown.  How long, O Lord? I cry for help but you do not listen! I cry out to you, “Violence!” but…