Ordinary Moms of Extraordinary Kids

Respect and Follow God


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Ordinary Moms of Extraordinary Kids

Bible Encouragement for Special Needs Moms

May 22, 2023 • 9 minutes

Episode 25—Respect and Follow God

Have you ever thought you might know better than God how to raise your kids? I confess, I have. Let’s dig into the Word and see how respecting God keeps us on the right path. Today’s Bible encouragement reveals God knows the best priorities and wants us to respect and follow Him.

About your Host—Annie Yorty

Wife, mother, writer, and speaker, Annie encourages those living through difficult situations to perceive God. Embracing the task of advocacy after the birth of her first child, who has Down syndrome, Annie has led both disability and homeschool organizations for over thirty years to promote understanding and acceptance for individuals with intellectual disabilities. In particular, she loves to connect with other ordinary moms of extraordinary kids.

Annie and her high school sweetheart/Air Force veteran husband, Jeff, have two grown children and one still in process. (Isn’t everyone, really?) Despite significant challenges, her favorite global mission destination is Siberia in February, but she’ll go anywhere God opens the door. She delights in anything crafty or creative except sewing, which she merely tolerates. Annie wishes she had more time to read, learn the piano, crochet, and practice Russian. Her furry beast (aka labradoodle) would like her to spend more time teaching him new tricks.

Links and Resources

Bible references and further reading: 1 Samuel 31:1-14, Matthew 6:33, Proverbs 14:12

For additional weekly encouragement, visit Annie’s Perceive God blog.

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Ordinary Moms of Extraordinary KidsBy Annie Yorty