Empowering women to live out their calling.
When I illustrated A Royal Mission, I knew I wanted a book that shows diversity. I specifically wanted to reach girls of color. The book was written for all girls but as a mother of a dark-skinned child, it was especially important that girls of color saw themselves as part of God’s story. That is […]
How do you inspire young girls to want to know Jesus? How do you help them understand their purpose in God’s overall plan? How do you help them build an identity centered on Jesus? These are the central questions that led to the creation of A Royal Mission. It is a Christian book for girls […]
This is not another blog on creating an impractical bubble of safety precautions to protect children from sexual predators. As a sexual abuse survivor, I believe that parental vigilance must be coupled with properly equipping children to self-advocate. Empowering children not only aids in protecting them against sexual predators but also produces well rounded and […]
In my previous blog, The Art of Raising Prayer Warriors: Part 1, I discussed the importance of modeling prayer for our kids, even when the conditions are not ideal. Raising prayer warriors does not have to be complicated nor a struggle. In this blog, I provide more tips for helping kids develop a heart for […]
Ephesians 6:11 was written for both men and women. And yet, most of the artwork on the armor of God depicts men or boys. There are few made for girls even though girls are warriors too. Having girls that have a warrior spirit, I created a graphic with them in mind. If you sign up […]
A Christian apologist is an individual that can defend Christianity against objections. Unfortunately few adults can defend their own faith, so we expect less from our children. However, raising our daughters to be Christian apologists can help empower them in multiple ways. A Child’s Question Sparks a Conversation My eleven-year-old daughter asked me yesterday, “Is […]