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31 Days of Rest – A Daily Devotional for the Weary Mom – Now Available in Paperback!

31 Days of Rest: A Daily Devotional for the Weary Mom is now available in paperback! This would be a great gift idea, or is perfect for the person would like to complete this study without the hassle of downloading and printing out pages.

Features include:

80 pages
31 Christ-centered daily devotions, which are designed to either be read in order or individually
Prayer journaling space after each devotion
3 Bonus Articles written especially for moms

Now available in paperback for $6.99 here.

I’ve included a short video discussing this resource below.

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Hello, and welcome! My name is Nicole. I’m a wife, homeschooling mom to eight children, and daughter of the King. I’m also an essential oil enthusiast who is certified in French Aromatherapy. As a keeper at home, I've found several ways to bless my family with a bit of extra income through my etsy store and as a Mary & Martha Independent Consultant. Please check out those links in my profile. Welcome to my blog! Thank you so much for stopping by! View all posts by Nicole Crone

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This is truth right here. If you think about it, what is "enough"? At the beginning of our debt free journey I joined an MLM thinking that would be the key to get us out of debt. I was wrong. . Instead of giving us more $ to get out of debt quickly, the Father showed me that He'd rather I embrace a simpler life and cut our expenses instead. I might have put up a fuss at first, but eventually I complied. . There is such FREEDOM that comes from desiring less! You are no longer controlled by the need to continually buy more or the need to continually do more. It is a blessing to come to the place where you realize that the Lord is enough, and everything you need is sitting right beside you.💕

School time.❤️It is such a joy to spend each day with my children. The days are long but the years are short. Time invested in our children is so worth it! #homeschoolers #simplelife #homeschoollife #motherhood #childrenareablessing #christianlighteducation #motherhoodunplugged #dayathome #winterdays #redeeminghome #childhoodunplugged #slowliving #simpleliving #thirdgrade #homeducate #homeeducation

'Tis the season to acquire stuff. I used to fall into this trap so hard. We would spend December cleaning out our play room, only to fill it back up with this years version of the same exact toy. 🙈 I bought new clothes when styles changed, even though my current items were perfectly fine. I thought consumerism was normal! . During our #debtfreejourney we have downsized to a home half the size of what we were used to. It was then that I realized what a burden all of that stuff really was. We still have a storage building worth of stuff I thought I needed, but I haven't touched in over a year. . If we can learn to be content with what we have by the grace of God, it is a joyful thing. I would love to encourage you to really think about your purchases before you make them. An intentional life is beautiful!💕

We ate latkes and painted rocks like the night sky tonight. I'll be sad to see Hanukkah go. Praise God from whom all blessings flow. 🕎

Hey guys! 🙋 I've received lots of messages and comments after my mortgage pay down post on Friday and I wanted to explain why we are doing this, along with a couple other debt free thoughts. First of all, all glory goes to the Father who has enabled us to do this! Yep, we paid off the first 14 years of our mortgage payment schedule in 15 months. It may sound crazy, but we did this to save a huge amount of interest payments. We were TIRED of throwing $ out the window, never to see it again. By being gazelle intense with our mortgage, we have skipped $103,695.75 worth of interest out of the $180,414.44 which our mortgage dictates should be paid. This is HUGE! I mean, what we could do with an additional $100,000! . We've discovered that debt is a chain that keeps us from going where we want to go. I started to question if I was being a good steward of the resources God has given us by sending so much money to interest payments. And so after we became debt free other than our home, we started to aggressively pay it off, too. When you stop looking at new items as a payment you can afford, and instead, look at the total amount paid over time, it makes SO much more sense to delay gratification and save up the cash. SO much money is saved this way! I cannot wait until our house no longer belongs to the bank and is officially ours! When we were in consumer debt, ALL of that stuff wasn't actually ours like we pretended it was either. Think about it. We do live unlike most people now, but when I see that we have kept $103,695.75 in our pockets so far instead of sending it to the mortgage company, I am thrilled! . I've gotten a lot of questions about our amortization schedule. We received ours at closing, but you can make your own if you search "amortization calculator" on google and plug in your own info. If you swipe you can see an example of our own schedule, and just how much interest is expected to be paid at the beginning of a mortgage. . If you haven't done so already, read The Total Money Makeover and Your Money or Your Life. These books helped me tremendously!

It is C-O-L-D. Miss Mallory helped me check on the contents of our greenhouse before heading back inside. #greenhouse #sustainability #homesteadwannabe #blessedmama #momofgirls #momlife #happylife #Sabbathday #toddlerlife #preschooler #homeschoolmom #simplejoys #simplelife #childhoodunplugged #motherhood #contentment #letsstayhome #homemaker #redeeminghome

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