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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 22 Day 1 (148): Walking in WisdomThe Proverbs, primarily attributed to King Solomon, emphasize the importance of gaining wisdom and understanding from God. They highlight the need for wise counsel and the influence surrounding relationships have on our lives. The content reflects on parenting, trust in God’s guidance, and the example set for children, encouraging a…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 21 Day 7 (147): Because You Say SoIn Luke chapters 5 and 6, Jesus calls His first disciples and demonstrates the importance of faith and obedience. He heals, teaches about love, mercy, and humility, while emphasizing the significance of building life on His teachings. The chapters encourage trust in Jesus, despite uncertainty, and the call to live…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 21 Day 6 (146): Wholehearted Obedience
Today’s reading concludes the book of Job, highlighting God’s sovereignty and the importance of trusting Him through suffering. Job learns humility, recognizing that understanding God’s ways is beyond human capacity. The author draws parallels to personal experiences with pain and the need to invite God into our struggles rather than…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 21 Day 5 (145): Through the Hurt
Today’s reading concludes the book of Job, highlighting God’s sovereignty and the importance of trusting Him through suffering. Job learns humility, recognizing that understanding God’s ways is beyond human capacity. The author draws parallels to personal experiences with pain and the need to invite God into our struggles rather than…
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Continue reading →: The Lord is Our Foundation: Solid Foundation Functional HealthOne thing I love about running this Cx3 space is getting to highlight businesses that are not only doing good work, but are built on faith, obedience, and a deep love for others. Solid Foundation Functional Health is one of those businesses. This mama-owned business is run by Chelsey Rozeboom.…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 21 Day 4 (144): Unfailing Love
The reflection on Psalms 60-62 emphasizes the theme of unwavering love, both in parenting and from God. The author relates her experiences as a mother to understand the depth of God’s love, which is constant and protective. Human love is imperfect, but God’s love is unfailing, offering true rest and…
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Continue reading →: A Mama Owned Business Focused on Healthier HomesI absolutely love getting to share small businesses that carry a deeper story, especially when faith, motherhood, and redemption are part of the journey. Clean Essentials by Daisy is one of those businesses that feels so intentional and heartfelt, not just because of the products, but because of the transformation…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 21 Day 3 (143): Set Apart
Today’s reading of Exodus 29-32 reveals the significance of consecration and the serious nature of sin, illustrated by the Israelites’ quick turn to idolatry. The author emphasizes the importance of inviting God into rest, highlighting that not every chapter resonates equally but all serve a divine purpose.
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Continue reading →: Pointing Little Hearts to JesusOakley’s Bright Idea is a heartfelt children’s book created by Bailey to help kids understand their true identity and joy stem from Jesus, not worldly influences. Named after her daughter, the book serves as a gentle faith-based resource for families, fostering meaningful conversations about faith during everyday moments.
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 21 Day 2 (142): Weak, Then Strong
In today’s reading of 2 Samuel chapters 20-24, we conclude the book with themes of conflict, David’s reflections, and his deep praises to God, particularly in chapter 22. David acknowledges God’s mercy despite his failures, emphasizing that grace allows growth and healing. This message extends to parenting, encouraging forgiveness and…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 21 Day 1 (141): Last Words
In today’s reading of 2 Samuel chapters 20-24, we conclude the book with themes of conflict, David’s reflections, and his deep praises to God, particularly in chapter 22. David acknowledges God’s mercy despite his failures, emphasizing that grace allows growth and healing. This message extends to parenting, encouraging forgiveness and…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 20 Day 7 (140): AuthorityThe reading of Luke chapters 3 and 4 emphasizes the authority of Jesus as the Son of God, fulfilling prophecy and overcoming temptation with Scripture. Luke’s orderly account reveals God’s promises and Jesus’ unwavering mission, highlighting the importance of grounding oneself in God’s truth during challenges, particularly for mothers guiding…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 20 Day 6 (139): God’s Direction
Jeremiah 37–41 shows the fall of Jerusalem, the consequences of disobedience, and God’s faithfulness amidst chaos. Jeremiah remains obedient despite persecution, while others act out of fear, pride, and ambition. These chapters remind us that God fulfills His word, desires our trust and obedience, and remains sovereign even through judgment.
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Continue reading →: Small Business Love: Mustard Seed TeesI absolutely love getting to share small businesses that are built on faith, motherhood, and obedience to God’s calling. Mustard Seed Tees is one of those businesses that immediately felt special to me, not just because of the products, but because of the heart behind them. This mama-owned business is…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 20 Day 5 (138): Unworthy
In chapters 39-40 of Job, God emphasizes His omnipotence and wisdom, reminding Job of human limitations. Job responds humbly, acknowledging his unworthiness. The reflection points to God’s unconditional love and the importance of choosing godly leaders in families. Ultimately, the goal is to guide children towards understanding God’s perfect love.
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 20 Day 4 (137): Joy and Love
Absalom rebels against David, revealing consequences of past sin, the danger of unchecked ambition, and the power of influence. David responds with prayer, humility, and restraint instead of revenge. The chapters highlight loyalty, wise counsel, grief, and forgiveness, showing how God’s mercy continues even when sin leaves lasting relational impact.
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 20 Day 3 (136): Consequences
Absalom rebels against David, revealing consequences of past sin, the danger of unchecked ambition, and the power of influence. David responds with prayer, humility, and restraint instead of revenge. The chapters highlight loyalty, wise counsel, grief, and forgiveness, showing how God’s mercy continues even when sin leaves lasting relational impact.
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 20 Day 2 (135): Small Details
In Exodus 25–28, God provides Moses with intricate instructions for the tabernacle and its furnishings, emphasizing His care for detail and the importance of obedience. The reading draws parallels to motherhood, illustrating that small, repetitive tasks can hold great significance. Ultimately, it reflects God’s intentionality in our lives.
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 20 Day 1 (134): Generous Heart
In 2 Corinthians 9-10, Paul encourages the church in Corinth to embrace generosity as a reflection of God’s gifts. He emphasizes that true giving stems from gratitude and joy rather than obligation. Paul also defends his ministry, reminding believers to fight spiritual battles with prayer and wisdom instead of worldly…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 19 Day 7 (133): Nothing Is Too HardThe reading of Jeremiah 32–36 highlights God’s sovereignty, faithfulness, and promises of restoration. Jeremiah’s actions, guided by God, exemplify trust in His word. The text emphasizes God’s power, making clear that He remains faithful, even amidst judgment. Ultimately, it points to Jesus as the promised Savior, reinforcing faith and obedience.
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 19 Day 6 (132): God Speaks
In Job 37-38, Elihu emphasizes God’s unmatched power and wisdom, reminding Job of the divine sovereignty illustrated through creation. God’s response from the storm highlights human limitations in understanding His ways, suggesting that while we can seek knowledge through Scripture and prayer, our comprehension pales in comparison to God’s infinite…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 19 Day 5 (131): Sustained
Today’s reading from Psalms 54-56, written by David during challenging times, emphasizes unwavering trust in God amidst fear. Key verses highlight God as a source of support and the importance of relying on His unchanging nature. The author, Maria Wilcoxon, shares her insights, aiming to encourage others in their faith…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 19 Day 4 (130): Grace After Sin
In 2 Samuel 10-14, David’s moral failures highlight that even chosen leaders are susceptible to sin. His infidelity with Bathsheba leads to further wrongdoing, emphasizing the consequences of sin. However, God’s unwavering love remains, as shown in His affection for David’s son, Solomon. This illustrates God’s grace and parental love…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 19 Day 3 (129): Loved & Seen
In a heartfelt Mother’s Day message, the author celebrates the diverse experiences of mothers, acknowledging their unique journeys and God’s unwavering love. She reflects on Exodus 21-24, emphasizing God’s compassion and faithfulness amidst human shortcomings. The author’s personal insights highlight the connection between motherhood and divine love, reinforcing gratitude for…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 19 Day 2 (128): Equally Yoked
The post discusses 2 Corinthians chapters 6 to 8, emphasizing the importance of being “equally yoked” in relationships, especially marriage. It highlights God’s desire for a close relationship with His people, as reflected in the interconnectedness of Scripture. Paul expresses joy over the Corinthians’ repentance and encourages grace and openness.
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Continue reading →: A Little Update & A Big AskHi friends! I wanted to share a little life update and also ask for your support. I entered the 2026 Super Mom competition, and by the grace of God and support of my friends and family I have made it this far. I am currently in 7th place in my…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 19 Day 1 (127): Favored
The reading of Luke chapters 1 and 2 introduces key events like the angel’s announcements to Mary and Zechariah and the birth of Jesus. Luke aims to assure believers of the truth of these occurrences. The narrative emphasizes that God hears prayers and often uses overlooked individuals in significant roles,…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 17 Day 7 (126): Finished & FulfilledElihu’s discourse highlights humility, God’s power, and the importance of repentance over sin for personal well-being. While God is powerful and desires a relationship with humanity, He allows free will. True grace invites transformation rather than stagnation, emphasizing that love and obedience must be chosen, not forced.
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 17 Day 6 (125): Humility & Holiness
Elihu’s discourse highlights humility, God’s power, and the importance of repentance over sin for personal well-being. While God is powerful and desires a relationship with humanity, He allows free will. True grace invites transformation rather than stagnation, emphasizing that love and obedience must be chosen, not forced.
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 17 Day 5 (124): Empty vs Filled
Today’s reading from Psalms 51-53 emphasizes God’s trustworthiness and love. It encourages believers to maintain high expectations of God, recognizing that He understands the bigger picture. The text also warns against seeking temporary worldly satisfaction, urging individuals to seek true fulfillment in a relationship with God instead.
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Continue reading →: The Caffeinated Crunchy Christian Moms (Cx3) Approved Vendors ’25-’26Here at Caffeinated Crunchy Christian Moms, we have partnered with small, mama-owned businesses from clothing and home goods to self-care and services, check out our approved vendors today. Created 4 Designing Non-Toxic Living Free 2 B Coaching Blissful Beginning Nymar Designs Mustard Seed Tees Mix N Mags Healthy Happy Farm…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 17 Day 4 (123): Faithful & Flawed
Today’s reading from 2 Samuel 5-9 reflects on David’s life and God’s faithfulness in fulfilling promises over time. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing God’s role in accomplishments, encouraging worship and consistent faithfulness despite flaws. The discussion extends to practical applications in daily life, particularly in the context of motherhood.
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 17 Day 3 (122): Fear & Respect
In Exodus 17-20, the Israelites, despite witnessing God’s power, complained during their wilderness journey. God provided for them and revealed the importance of community support. The Ten Commandments taught foundational principles, emphasizing reverence for God. This reflection highlights the need for dependable relationships and the significance of keeping one’s promises,…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 17 Day 2 (121): Walk by Faith
The post discusses the significance of patience and trusting God’s timing as emphasized in Jeremiah 27-31. It reflects on personal experiences of faith during waiting periods, illustrating that while false prophets offer quick fixes, true faith involves remaining steadfast through uncertainty. God’s plans, as promised, are for hope and restoration.
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 17 Day 1 (120): Hope in Waiting
The post discusses the significance of patience and trusting God’s timing as emphasized in Jeremiah 27-31. It reflects on personal experiences of faith during waiting periods, illustrating that while false prophets offer quick fixes, true faith involves remaining steadfast through uncertainty. God’s plans, as promised, are for hope and restoration.
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 16 Day 7 (119): Getting ReadyToday’s reading from Mark 13 and 14 emphasizes prophecy, love, and urgency regarding Jesus’ second coming and impending crucifixion. Jesus foretells great upheaval and personal suffering, highlighting human weakness through Peter’s denial. Yet, despite failing, God’s grace and love offer hope, reminding believers to live in holiness as they prepare…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 16 Day 6 (118): Return Wholeheartedly
In Jeremiah 22-26, God urges His people to listen, repent, and respond to His warnings before impending judgment. Despite repeated messages from prophets, many ignore divine calls. The importance of genuine spiritual leadership and the necessity of responding to truth are emphasized. Ultimately, the passage offers hope through the promise…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 16 Day 5 (117): Lifelong Learner
In today’s reading from Job, Elihu emphasizes that wisdom is not solely tied to age, urging discernment of truth. He highlights God’s role as Creator, potter, and just judge, while sharing themes of mercy and our reliance on divine rescue. Elihu encourages ongoing learning and reflection on biblical truths.
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 16 Day 4 (116): Chase God
The reading of Psalms 48-50 emphasizes the greatness of God, the futility of earthly wealth, and the importance of true faith. It encourages gratitude for relationships while highlighting God’s judgment and the necessity of sincere connection with Him. Reflecting on priorities is vital as life is fleeting.
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 16 Day 3 (115): Anointed
In 2 Samuel 1-4, the author reflects on David’s grief for Saul and Jonathan, emphasizing God’s role in David’s rise to kingship and the complexities of leadership amid sin’s consequences. The message underscores the importance of trusting God’s timing and guidance, even when understanding is challenging, highlighting His continual presence…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 16 Day 2 (114): Not Self, But God
In her reflections on 2 Corinthians, Maria Wilcoxon emphasizes God’s comfort amid suffering and the importance of reliance on Him rather than self. Paul’s teachings on dependence, transformation through the Holy Spirit, and the freedom found in surrender highlight the necessity of spending time with God for spiritual growth and…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 16 Day 1 (113): All In
Today’s reading from Mark 11-12 emphasizes key teachings of Jesus, including the importance of sincere worship, faith, and forgiveness. Jesus critiques the commercialization of worship, highlights the sacrificial giving of a widow, and summarizes the greatest commandments. He reaffirms God’s living presence and the necessity of aligning actions with faith…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 15 Day 7 (112): Truth & HeartToday’s reading from Mark 11-12 emphasizes key teachings of Jesus, including the importance of sincere worship, faith, and forgiveness. Jesus critiques the commercialization of worship, highlights the sacrificial giving of a widow, and summarizes the greatest commandments. He reaffirms God’s living presence and the necessity of aligning actions with faith…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 15 Day 4 (109): Strength in the Lord
In Job chapters 31-32, Job defends his righteousness against his friends’ accusations, emphasizing his commitment to purity and justice. Elihu, a younger observer, offers a perspective that wisdom comes from God, not age. The narrative highlights the importance of seeking divine wisdom rather than relying solely on human understanding.
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 15 Day 6 (111): Potter’s Clay
In Jeremiah, Judah’s deep rebellion reveals sin etched in their hearts, showcasing the danger of misplaced trust in humans over God. While God is patient, He desires repentance and transformation. Jeremiah models honesty in faith, demonstrating that trust in God leads to stability, even amid turmoil, encouraging resilience in spiritual…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 15 Day 5 (110): God Gives Wisdom
In Job chapters 31-32, Job defends his righteousness against his friends’ accusations, emphasizing his commitment to purity and justice. Elihu, a younger observer, offers a perspective that wisdom comes from God, not age. The narrative highlights the importance of seeking divine wisdom rather than relying solely on human understanding.
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 15 Day 3 (108): All In
In Exodus 9-12, God demonstrates His power through the plagues, confronting Egypt’s false gods and showcasing His sovereignty. The narrative emphasizes complete devotion to God, encouraging believers to trust Him amid uncertainty. The Passover signifies obedience and faith, urging individuals to prioritize their worship and resist distractions that compete for…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 15 Day 2 (107): According to Scripture
The post reflects on the concept of glorification, emphasizing that it’s not just a future hope but should influence present living. It underscores the importance of spiritual preparation and living a life that produces good “fruit.” The resurrection of Christ serves as a reminder of faith’s impact on daily life,…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 15 Day 1 (106): Held Up by Him
Today’s reading of Psalms 45-47 highlights themes of devotion and trust in God. Psalm 45 reflects on leaving the past for a new identity centered on Christ. Psalms 46 and 47 emphasize God’s sovereignty and support, urging reliance on Him. The reflections encourage deepening one’s relationship with God beyond mere…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 15 Day 7 (105): Listen & ObeyIn readings from Jeremiah 12-16, the prophet questions God’s justice amid the prosperity of the wicked. God’s response reveals the consequences of disobedience, emphasizing the importance of genuine relationship over mere requests. Despite the people’s shortcomings, God offers love and opportunities for repentance, urging them to listen and obey His…
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 15 Day 6 (104): Nothing in Return
Job reflects on a life of faithful, selfless love, not for reward but from a genuine heart for God and others. Even after losing everything, he still longs for God’s presence. It reminds us that true love, like God’s, isn’t earned or performance-based, but constant, sacrificial, and unchanging.
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Continue reading →: Year in the Bible Week 15 Day 5 (103): Spiritually Thirsty
The discussion centers on Psalms 42-44, emphasizing spiritual thirst for God as vital for faith. It encourages believers to seek a genuine relationship with God rather than mere outward performance, reminding them of His unwavering presence and reliability. Honest engagement with God is essential for spiritual fulfillment and growth.
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