03/08/2025
My kids head back to class this week. I quietly feel like the summer adventures are over for us, but I'm also excited about putting some structure into my life again. I’m also realizing that peace doesn’t come from perfect planning. It doesn’t come from having the world’s most color coded calendar. Isaiah 26:3 reminds me that peace comes from fixing my mind on God—not on whether I remembered to sign the field trip form. When I shift my trust from “Do I have this all covered?” to “God has this covered,” I can breathe again—even in the madness.
And listen, I don’t have to stockpile strength for the entire school year. That’s a losing game. Lamentations 3 tells me "His mercies are new every morning," not recycled, not rationed—new. I don’t have to win the whole year. I just have to ask for grace for today. One day. One win. That’s it.
Most importantly? I’m not fighting for my kids’ hearts alone. Exodus 14:14 says, “The Lord will fight for you; you need only to be still.” I’ve got teenagers - so yes, I’m guiding, teaching, correcting, and driving all over creation - but I’m learning I don’t have to carry the whole thing on my back. God is in this. He loves them even more than I do. He’s working, even when I can’t see it. - Scott Herrold
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