I have three young children and work full-time. Should I come home even though I love my job?

This week I continue the conversation of Discipleship in the Home. 

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Some days I find joy in cleaning, changing diapers, wiping noses, etc.  But there are some days I just truly hate it. Please help

When God gave children to you, they became your primary disciples. This week on the podcast, we begin a conversation about what discipleship in the home looks like. This week, I lay a foundation and then as we continue, we will make lots of practical application. As always, I hope you are encouraged.

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Does my frustration and raised voice build my children up or break them down?

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What's wrong with diapering, rocking, cuddling, answering 100+ questions, wiping snotty nose, cleaning up messes, and playing blocks on the floor? This is kingdom work and it's not something to just get through so we can get to something bigger. This is big. None of us would have ever told Mary that "her day" was coming while she had the privilege of changing the diaper of Jesus.

This week on the podcast, I talk about the kingdom work of mothering. 

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What is your advice to keep your marriage alive and growing while you are so busy raising young children?

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This week on the podcast, I continue the conversation about seeing our lives from God's perspective. We need Him every moment.

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Could you offer some advice to help me respect my husband since he got back from deployment.  I'm really struggling.

A young woman wrote and told me that though she feels so blessed with her young family, she often feels she's drowning every moment of every day. So many of us feel the same way – drowning – overwhelmed – yet, feeling overwhelmed is a good place to be if we allow it to draw us close to the Lord. This week on the podcast, the conversation is about seeing our lives and situations from the eyes of God and understanding His perspective and calling out to Him for His help. We need His grace for each moment of our lives.

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