Fresh Grace for September

My first son, Keishaun, started school last week of August, and my baby, Kristian, started also. Just like that, we are about to be back to early mornings, breakfast rushes, homework checks, and navigating traffic. Mommy duty in full swing. Can you relate?

Honestly, for a moment it all felt like too much. But right then, the Holy Spirit whispered to my heart “I have graced you for this." That reminder settled me. 

Summer is gone and September is here.  It's a new month. A fresh beginning with new routines and new rhythms. While all of that can feel both exciting and overwhelming, here's the truth I want you to hold on to: you are equipped for this season.

Heart Truths:

You've been graced for this. God will strengthen you. He will supply everything you need as you find your footing again. Whether that's building routines, regaining momentum, or easing your family back into the flow of school and work, God has already equipped you! 

So speak it over yourself today:
“I have what it takes. I will find my rhythm. I will execute with excellence because God has equipped me with new grace for this new season".

Don't forget to extend grace to yourself too. Getting back into anything takes time. The start might feel messy, inconsistent, or slower than you'd like. That's okay. Every day you show up, every step you take forward, it will get a little easier.

This September, may you rest in this truth:

✅ God has already equipped you with strength.

✅ Grace has already been given for your marriage, your motherhood, your ministry, and your marketplace calling.

✅ You have what it takes to move forward, not in your own strength, but in His.

You are ready. Let's step into this new season with confidence, hope, and fresh grace.

Loving Well in Action

If you’ve been struggling to find your rhythm again, take a deep breath. Start small. Here’s how you can walk this out with grace and intention:

1. Start with gratitude. Each morning, thank God for the grace that covers your day before it even begins.

2. Find your rhythm, not perfection. Allow your routines to form naturally. Remember—it doesn’t have to be flawless to be faithful.

Scripture Reflection

“And he said unto me, My grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfect in weakness.” ~ 2 Corinthians 12:9  

Join The Challenge

You are graced for this season and you step into it with your new routines and responsibilities, know that God’s grace is already covering you. When you live and love with intention, you don’t just survive a season, you thrive!

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