Bible Journaling Ideas for Moms

When Prayers Go Unanswered: Finding God in the Silence

When prayers feel unanswered, it’s easy to wonder if God is listening. In this episode, Alyssa shares why silence from God doesn’t mean abandonment and how some of the most powerful prayers happen in seasons of waiting. Through biblical examples like Hannah, Job, and the Psalms, you’ll discover why the answer to unanswered prayer is often not to pray less—but to pray more. Learn how God may be preparing your heart, refining your faith, or working behind the scenes in ways you cannot yet see. If you’ve been carrying a prayer for months or even years, this episode will encourage you to keep seeking God, trust His timing, and surrender the outcome to Him. Plus, Alyssa shares how her own prayer journey transformed when she began asking God to change her heart instead of just her circumstances.   For more: Pray Over Your Home 30-Day Prayer Guide [https://littlebitoflavender.systeme.io/4de25996] What to Do When Prayer Feels Empty: Finding God When Prayer Goes Unanswered [https://littlebitoflavender.ca/2026/06/19/when-prayer-feels-empty/]   Follow me on social media @littlebitoflavender Subscribe for more!

Biblical Activities To Do With Your Kids This Summer

This episode is full of simple, Bible-based summer activities to help your family stay rooted in God’s Word all season long. From creation scavenger hunts and scripture chalk art to planting seeds, gratitude walks, and kitchen discipleship, this episode is packed with easy ways to bring faith into your everyday summer routines. You’ll hear practical ideas for engaging kids of all ages with scripture while creating meaningful family memories and building a Christ-centered home. Resources mentioned in this episode: * The blog post "Youth Bible Lessons [https://littlebitoflavender.ca/2026/06/12/youth-bible-lessons/]" with even more summer Bible activity ideas * The free “70 Scripture Verses for Families [https://little-bit-of-lavender.kit.com/2527eecfca]” summer journaling printable * “Planting Seeds of Faith [https://littlebitoflavender.ca/2026/04/17/planting-seeds-of-faith/]” blog post  * "Teaching the Bible in the Kitchen [https://little-bit-of-lavender.kit.com/products/teaching-the-bible-in-the-kitchen]" recipe ebook with scripture-based recipes * The free Armor of God printable [https://little-bit-of-lavender.kit.com/cf77606d71]  This episode will encourage you to slow down, invite God into your summer rhythms, and create intentional moments that help your children grow in faith.

Biblical Journaling Ideas for Families

Summer is here, Mama! ☀️ If you’re wondering how to keep your kids engaged without relying on screens all day, this episode is packed with simple and creative Bible journaling ideas for the whole family. We’re talking about: * Easy Bible journaling activities for kids of all ages * Creative ways to make scripture fun this summer * Outdoor, hands-on, and art-based journaling ideas * Encouraging your children to connect with God’s Word * A free summer scripture writing plan with 70 verses This episode will encourage you to make faith a natural part of your summer rhythms while creating meaningful memories together as a family. Grab the free summer Bible journaling download [https://littlebitoflavender.ca/2026/05/16/biblical-journaling-ideas/]! For recipes and scriptures so you can teach the Bible in the kitchen, grab my ebook - Teaching the Bible in the Kitchen [https://little-bit-of-lavender.kit.com/products/teaching-the-bible-in-the-kitchen]

One Mom's Prayer for Another Moms Family

In this heartfelt episode, I’m sharing a real story from a Sunday drive that quickly turned into a frightening accident scene—and how it reminded me of the power of prayer beyond our own homes. As we prayed with injured children on the side of the road and watched a family walk through one of the hardest moments of their lives, I was reminded that sometimes our mission field shows up unexpectedly. In this episode, we talk about: * The importance of praying for other moms and families * How prayer prepares our hearts for difficult moments * Trusting the Holy Spirit to guide our words when we don’t know what to say * Why the prayers we pray at home matter far beyond our own family If you’ve ever wondered how to pray for someone in a hard season, this episode will encourage you to step out in faith and trust God to work through your prayers. For more ways to pray read the full blog post A Prayer for Mom [https://littlebitoflavender.ca/2026/05/29/a-prayer-for-mom/] Want to deepen your prayer life by covering your home in a hedge of protection? Get my 30 day "Pray Over Your Home [https://littlebitoflavender.systeme.io/4de25996]" guide.

Walking By Faith According to Scripture: What It Really Looks Like in a Christian Home

Hey Mama! We talk a lot about rooting ourselves in Christ — but what does it actually look like to live that out on a random Tuesday, in the middle of the laundry and the noise and the everything? That's exactly what we're getting into today. Because walking by faith according to scripture isn't just a beautiful concept. It's your declaration of faith and your actions going hand in hand — in your kitchen, your car, your quiet moments, and every messy moment in between. In this episode: * Why what you listen to during the day matters more than you think * How Christian homemaking is faith in action — and why your home is your mission field * What Deuteronomy 6 actually looks like lived out in a real, loud, beautiful home * Why we aren't aiming at perfection — we're aiming at our best, with God making up the difference Free Resources mentioned: * Rooted in Christ [https://little-bit-of-lavender.kit.com/6e04c33064]30-Day Scripture Writing Plan * Read this full blog post [https://littlebitoflavender.ca/2026/05/08/walking-by-faith/] for more * Grab my 30 Day Prayer Guide [https://littlebitoflavender.systeme.io/4de25996] to cover your home in God's presence, protection and peace It's not going to be perfect every day. But when we bring God into the messy moments, that's where the magic happens.