🌸 Bring a Touch of Spring Into Your Home—in Minutes! 🌸 Creating a beautiful home isn’t just about keeping things clean—it’s about adding your personal touch. Those little handmade details? They matter. Last night, I felt our house needed a bit of spring charm. Lately, I’ve been loving the art of making paper flowers. So with a stack of extra doilies and a few quiet minutes, I made the sweetest spring flower accents for our back room—and I’m obsessed! This simple spring DIY took just 10 minutes to figure out and only 3 minutes to recreate two more. All I needed? Two large paper doilies and a stapler. That’s it. Viola! Instant charm and joy. These vintage-inspired paper flowers are cute, quick, and incredibly easy to make. Want to try it yourself? ✨ Click the link in my bio for the step-by-step instructions and to get the exact doilies I used! #homemakingwithheart #faithfilledhome #vintagedecor #uninspiredspaces #decoratingonabudget #busymomhack #simplediydecor #springhomerefresh #craftingjoy

Looking for a naturally sweet treat without added sugar? This Apple Salad is a Passover favorite you’ll want all year long! Who doesn’t love a good apple salad? I adore them in all forms—but this one? It’s extra special. During Passover, I discovered Charoset, a traditional apple salad that’s naturally sweet, crunchy, and full of flavor—with no sugar added! This delicious dish doubles as a wholesome side or light dessert. It’s full of simple, real ingredients that create the perfect bite. Charoset Apple Salad Recipe 🍎 5 apples 🌴 6 large dates (or 2 small bags) 🍇 1/2 cup grape juice 🧁 1 tbsp cinnamon Instructions: Finely chop apples (the smaller, the better). Finely chop dates. Mix everything together in a bowl. Refrigerate for 8 hours. That’s it! This sweet, textured dish is ready to serve—and enjoy! Perfect for: ✔️ Holiday gatherings ✔️ Healthy snacking ✔️ Dessert without guilt #FaithFilledKitchen #SimpleHomeCooking #EncouragingWomen #NoRefinedSugar #BusyHomemaker #WhatsForDessert #NaturallySweet #EasyRecipes #HealthyChoices

You’ll never guess the most important thing in my bedroom... It’s not my Bible (though that’s close). It’s not my cozy quilt, my journal, or even my coffee cup. It’s… my cell phone’s bed. 🤯 Crazy, right? I know there’s been a lot of talk lately about “putting your phone to bed.” Some people leave it in the bathroom or across the house. But that doesn’t work for me—I need to hear it in case of emergencies. Still, I do put it to bed. Over time, I’ve learned that if I want to start my morning well—refreshed, grounded, and ready to care for my home and heart—I need to stop scrolling an hour before bedtime. That means setting my phone in its little “bed” so I can fully rest and sleep deeply. No more late-night reels. No more comparison scrolls. No more sleepless thoughts running wild. A peaceful morning starts with a calm night. So, let’s do this together: ✨ Tuck your phone in. ✨ Rest your mind. ✨ Wake up with purpose. Where does your phone sleep at night? Tell us below! 📱🛏️ #FaithfulLiving #HomemakingRhythms #WomenOfTheWord #TooTiredToPray #ScrollAddicted #NoRestAtNight #DigitalBoundaries #PeacefulEvenings #RestWell

Do Mondays feel like a mountain you’re not ready to climb? You’re not alone. There are Mondays I dread as I start off a new week. Monday mornings feel heavy and unmotivated—and honestly, I struggle with figuring out why. But over time, I’ve discovered something simple that makes a big difference... When I take just one hour on Sunday evening to plan, pray, and prepare, everything changes. I walk into Monday feeling focused, confident, and covered in God’s peace. I know the week is aligned with His plan—and that gives me motivation that lasts. But if I skip that quiet hour, which I have because of life? I feel scattered, behind, and overwhelmed before the coffee even brews. Ladies, if you’re trying to balance faith, home, work, and life—try planning with intention on Sunday night. It’s one small shift with powerful results. 🧺 A clean start. 📖 A prayerful heart. ☕ A peaceful pace. You’ve got this. God’s got you.

Some of us truly love our jobs—and if that's you (like me), you’re blessed! But for many women, work can feel like a place of frustration, stress, or even dread. I've been there. My last job? It drained me. I had to learn how to protect my heart, care for my soul, and invite God into my workday. Here are a few things that helped me: 1. Find one thing you enjoy and sprinkle it into your day—music, a special lunch, or a walk outside. 2. Cultivate a hobby at home that brings you joy—something just for you. 3. If it’s really heavy, start praying. Keep your heart soft and your eyes open. God is faithful. He will open a door in His time. You are not stuck. You are being shaped. 💛 ✨ Do you love your job, or are you praying for something new? Share below—what do you do to stay encouraged at work? #FaithInTheWorkplace #WomenOfFaith #WorkingWithPurpose #JobBurnout #FeelingStuck #HardWorkdays #FindJoyAgain #FaithOverFrustration #GodProvides

When 2 PM hits, my creative brain kicks into high gear. I start imagining all the beautiful things I could be making in my cozy little corner of the world—embroidered tea towels, printable planner pages, faith-inspired stickers, or the next seasonal craft I’ve been dreaming up. The workday starts to feel a bit longer as I count down the minutes until I can head home, pour a cup of coffee, and start creating something meaningful for my home and my heart- maybe even to share with others. #homemakerlife #faithandcreativity #christianwomencreators #notenoughtime #overwhelmedcreative #needmorehours #simplecrafts #pdfprintables #organizedfaithlife

I love my drive to work. Each morning, I get to drive along peaceful country roads from my home to the office. With little to no traffic, it's become one of the highlights of my day—especially since I started doing two simple but powerful things: 1. I listen to the Bible. This year, I committed to listening to the whole Bible in one year. Starting my day with God's Word helps center my mind and heart. By the time I arrive, I feel more grounded, focused, and full of purpose. 2. I talk with my Heavenly Father. The first few minutes of my drive are quiet—no music, no podcast—just prayer. I sit in stillness and invite the Lord into my day. This time softens my heart and reminds me to live intentionally. It’s a simple start that leads to a peaceful day. These two habits have transformed my mornings. I now begin each workday with clarity, calm, and a stronger connection to God. ✨ If you're feeling overwhelmed, rushed, or scattered in the morning—try this. A quiet drive, Scripture, and prayer may be just what your heart needs. How do you start your workday? I’d love to hear what habits or routines help you begin with peace and purpose. #ChristianWomenInTheWorkplace #FaithFilledLiving #encouragementforwomen #OverwhelmedToPeaceful #BusyMornings #SpirituallyDrained #StartWithGod #SimpleMorningRoutines #BibleAndPrayer

Sitting down to plan my day—or even my week—can be a real struggle sometimes. There’s this part of my brain that thinks I can remember everything and don’t really need to write it all down. But let’s be honest… my brain is wrong. When I take just a few minutes to write my plans down—whether it’s in a planner, a notebook, or even on a scrap piece of paper—I immediately feel lighter. I’m not asking my brain to carry every detail anymore. Instead, I’m giving it space to breathe, think clearly, and handle the unexpected things that always seem to pop up. Having a plan in place, even a loose one, gives me peace and helps me show up more intentionally—in my home, at work, and in my faith. How about you? Do you write your plans down, or do you try to keep it all in your head? #FaithfulHomemaker #DailyRhythms #IntentionalLiving #MentalLoad #OverwhelmedMind #BusyButTrying #WriteItDown #PlanWithPeace #BrainDumpBenefits

It’s the weekend! Some of us may be ready to sleep in, read our favorite book, and binge-watch the latest TV show. But let's remember something. This is our chance to slow down—to sit, rest, renew, and prepare our hearts for the week ahead. This weekend is especially meaningful… it’s Palm Sunday, the beginning of Holy Week, and a beautiful invitation to reflect on Christ’s love and sacrifice. Let this be a time of soulful renewal, a time to pause and remember the powerful truth: Jesus died on the cross to save us from our sins, our regrets, and our burdens—so we could have an eternal relationship with our heavenly Father. ✝️ Let us rejoice in that truth. Let us walk into this week filled with hope, peace, and gratitude—because He is risen! 🙌 💛 Friend, how are you preparing your heart for Easter? Let’s encourage one another in the comments below. I’d love to hear how you're finding rest and renewal this weekend. #FaithFilledLiving #WeekendEncouragement #PalmSundayReflections #FeelingOverwhelmed #BusyWomenNeedRest #HeartNeedingHope #RestInHisPresence #GraceForToday #JesusOurPeace