My family is a daily reminder of who I am fighting for.
When mothers know who they are and who God is and have made covenants with Him, they will have great power and influence for good on their children.
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This country was built on a foundation of strong, godly men and women raising strong and godly children. Somewhere along the way, we’ve lost sight of that. We’ve traded truth for convenience, and conviction for comfort. But I refuse to stand by and watch the values that shaped our nation, and our homes, be silenced.
The world is loud about what it thinks matters. Success. Recognition. Comfort. Status. But I know better. These things won’t carry us into eternity. They won’t raise the next generation to know truth.
So I choose to invest in what lasts:
Invest in God. He is the anchor when the world shifts. His Word never changes, and it gives the wisdom and courage we need to lead our families in truth.
Invest in your marriage. A strong marriage is the backbone of a strong family. It’s not always easy, but the commitment you make to one another is one of the greatest testimonies of faithfulness your children will ever witness.
Invest in your children. They are the future. They need parents who will train them up in the way they should go, who will model integrity, faith, and love for God in both the quiet moments and the hard ones.
These are the things that matter. Not what the culture says. Not what the world tries to sell us.
We are not cutting around the bush anymore. It is time to stand for truth, boldly and without compromise. Because when the dust settles, it won’t be about how much we achieved, how many people liked us, or what we built for ourselves. It will be about faithfulness…to God, to our families, and to the calling He has placed on us.
And I want my children to know: that is worth fighting for.
I want to leave you with a few questions to think about. Maybe even talk about with your spouse, write down in a journal, or share with me in the comments:
• What are you fighting for in your own home?
• Where is God calling you to invest more deeply—in Him, your marriage, or your children?
• When the noise of the world gets loud, what helps you refocus on what truly matters?
• How are you standing for truth in your family today?
• What legacy do you hope to leave for your children?
At the end of the day, these are the things that last. These are the things worth fighting for.