As a modern day christian woman, juggling career, motherhood, and faith can feel like a daunting task. But what if I told you that it’s not about achieving perfection, but about embracing the messy journey and finding Gods presence in every moment? In this blog, I’ll share personal stories , biblical insights, and practical tips on how to prioritize your faith, nurture your relationships, and thrive in your career and motherhood.
Mourning routines for Busy moms: Finding time with God
As busy moms , creating a mourning routine that prioritizes faith and self care can seem impossible. However, with a little planning and intention, you can start your day with purpose and connection with God. here are some practical tips to help you create a mourning routine that works for you.
- Start small: Begin with 5-10 minutes of quiet time, and gradually increase as you become more comfortable with the routine.
- Set a consistent wake up time: choose a wake up time that works for you, and stick to it, even on weekends
- Prioritize God’s word: spend time reading the bible, praying, or meditating on scripture.
- Incorporate self-care: Add activities that nourish your mind , body and soul, such as:
- Exercise ( walking, jogging)
- journaling
- gratitude practice
- deep breathing
- reading or listening to inspiring content.
5. Make it practical: Consider your family’s schedule and needs., If you have young children, you may need to wake up earlier or incorporate your quiet time into your daily routine.
Sample Morning Routines :
- 6:00 AM – Wake up, have a glass of water
- 6:15AM – 10 minutes of prayer and bible reading
- 6:30AM- 10 minutes of journaling or gratitude practice
- 6:45AM- 30 minutes of exercise ( walking, jogging, etc)
- 7:15AM- Get ready for the day
Tips for Busy Moms:
- Use quiet time apps or Bible study programs to fit God’s word during nap time or while doing chores
- Involve your children in your mourning routine, such as reading scripture together or having a family devotional
- Don’t be too hard on yourself if you miss a day or two. Simply acknowledge the setbacks and get back on track.
By prioritizing your faith and self-care in the mourning , you’ll be better equipped to handle the challenges of the day with joy, peace and purpose.
What does your mourning routine look like? Share your tips and favorite morning habits in the comments below!