
Packing by Faith: When Provision Closed the Gap
A true story of faith and God’s provision when a family of eight had days to move and no clear plan—but discovered God was already at work.

A true story of faith and God’s provision when a family of eight had days to move and no clear plan—but discovered God was already at work.

When life feels messy or incomplete, hope can feel hard to hold onto. From Cinderella Castle to the chaos of everyday motherhood, this devotional shares practical, faith-filled encouragement for moms walking through hard seasons and reminds you that God is still writing every chapter of your story.

I’ve loved Disney since I was a kid, but I’ve learned that true magic lives far beyond fireworks and parades. Here’s where I’m finding a wonder that never runs out.

Building a new chore system for four kids wasn’t simple—but it’s bringing life-changing ease to our home. Here’s how a six-week rotation, teamwork, and my Cleaning With Kids project came together to create a system that works for real families, neurodiverse learners, and everyday chaos.

In a house our size, laundry isn’t a task—it’s a lifestyle. 🧦 For years, it felt like I was running an unending marathon between overflowing hampers, mystery piles, and clean

What happens when you mix heart, humor, and a pencil? You get Hashtag Awesome? — Jillian’s fun, faith-filled reminder that being yourself is pretty amazing.

In the quiet heartbreak of Alzheimer’s, love still speaks. A tender moment at the kitchen counter reminds Cindy that even when memories fade, God’s peace and presence remain.

Life rarely goes as planned, but every interruption holds purpose. From parking-lot conversations to kitchen chaos, God keeps reminding me that His timing has intention. Living with purpose isn’t about perfect plans; it’s about trusting Him in the pivots and finding grace in the middle of the mess.

Some days begin with coffee, quiet, and calm. Others pivot fast. But even in hospital halls or unexpected moments, strength is found in stillness, not by stopping, but by staying centered in God.

Whether I’m at home surrounded by dishes or sitting under Cinderella Castle, I’m learning that rest isn’t indulgence, it’s obedience. It’s trusting God enough to stop doing, stop fixing, and simply be still in His presence.