The blog at reformedmama.com, sharing what we do (and why we do it) relating to the children's catechism and Scripture as well as a healthy dose of encouragement for Christian moms.
Some of the feedback I’ve gotten from readers is that you want to see more of our “real” life, so I thought a summer edition would be a good place to start! That way you can see some things I’m loving, the way we do certain things, and also get a sneak peak into what you’ll see more of in the future!
Read MoreIn this post, I’ll give you a glimpse into how I plan our weeks in the summer so my kids do some learning, some chores, and learn responsibility. I did something very similar last year but this year - it’s better! You can also access a free printable so you can plan your week digitally and easily too!
Read MoreZonderkidz is partnering with me for a giveaway of this book and toy set! The Beginner’s Bible First 100 Bible Words is the perfect way to introduce little ones to their first words from the Bible!
Read MoreEarlier this week, I was browsing Mother’s Day cards at Target, and I was surprised with how terrible the vast majority of them are. My unscientific estimate is that 93% of all cards for moms have this underlying but very intense assumption of perfection.
Read MoreIn today’s lesson, we are covering three questions from the Children’s Catechism on the Covenant of Grace! These are covering some of the riches of reformed theology that we can teach our kids, that we can see in Scripture how God has always saved his people by grace through faith in Christ alone.
Read MoreIn this post, I’ll give you a glimpse into how I plan our homeschool time and also share a free Google Doc so you can plan your week digitally in Google Sheets or print it out too!
Read MoreI’ve created a free printable with 40 Passages of Scripture for you to use to memorize Bible verses with your kids! You can hang them on your fridge, put on a bulletin board, or keep a binder!
Read MoreToday we are finishing up our content on "original sin" by exploring the theological and relevant truths found in the Children's Catechism questions 34-37.
Read MoreSharing what we do (and why we do it) relating to the children's catechism and the Bible as well as a healthy dose of encouragement for moms.
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