Parenting

Taste and See: Lessons from Our Vegetable Adventure

By Pearl Akazue on October 22, 2025 • ( 1 )

A simple family adventure of trying new vegetables turned into a quiet lesson about how God grows us — one experience, one act of obedience, and one “taste of grace” at a time.

The Power of a Simple Thank You

By Pearl Akazue on October 18, 2025 • ( 0 )

At a chilly morning bus stop, my son’s simple habit of saying “good morning” and “thank you” opened my eyes to how gratitude softens hearts — and how God notices even our smallest gestures of thanks.

Invisible Seeds: What Teaching Colors Reminded Me About Parenting

By Pearl Akazue on August 16, 2025 • ( 0 )

A simple car ride conversation about colors reminded me: parenting is less about big moments and more about the invisible seeds we plant daily. Even the smallest lessons echo further than we can see.

Through the Eyes of a Child: A Lesson in Seeing God’s Art

By Pearl Akazue on August 15, 2025 • ( 0 )

This morning, my son asked me if I loved his eyes. When I said yes, he replied, “Because Jesus made it.” His simple truth reminded me how often we overlook the everyday miracles in our bodies and our world. From crimson sunsets to galaxies far away, God’s artistry is everywhere—worth noticing, worth thanking Him for.

From Sacrifice to Convenience: A Hard Look at Modern Christianity

By Pearl Akazue on August 11, 2025 • ( 0 )

Growing up, I witnessed a faith that was marked by sacrifice—hours of prayer, unwavering commitment, and giving even when there was little to give. Today, with all our conveniences and distractions, I find myself asking: Are we still running the same race our parents did? This heartfelt reflection explores the cost of true discipleship, the danger of watered-down consecration, and the call to realign with God’s unchanging standard.

“Zacchaeus, Come Down!” — A Sweet Reminder That Our Kids Are Listening

By Pearl Akazue on July 22, 2025 • ( 0 )

A spontaneous game between siblings turned into a powerful reminder that Bible stories do take root. Discover why teaching your kids God’s Word—even in the little moments—makes a lasting impact.

This ‘Inconvenient’ Choice is Shaping My Children’s Faith

By Pearl Akazue on July 21, 2025 • ( 2 )

It started with a simple question from my daughter during devotion: “Mommy, why are you pressing your phone?”
She didn’t see that I was reading the Bible—she just saw another screen. That moment stirred something in me. I realized that even though my digital Bible was convenient, it wasn’t sending the message I wanted to pass down. So, I made a shift. It’s not the most convenient choice, but it’s a deeply intentional one—because my children are watching. And this “inconvenient” change? It’s shaping their faith in ways I pray will last a lifetime.

“Green Kire”: The Worship Song We Couldn’t Name (and the Lessons It Taught Me)

By Pearl Akazue on May 19, 2025 • ( 0 )

Drive time to and from daycare has always been a special bonding moment for me and the kids. In those precious windows of time, we talk, laugh, and settle into a rhythm of worship. We usually play a few of… Read More ›

5 Incredible Benefits of Teaching Memory Verses Through Songs to Your Kids

By Pearl Akazue on December 10, 2024 • ( 2 )

Teaching our kids memory verses through songs has truly been life-changing! From building confidence to sparking a love for music, this simple weekly tradition has brought so much joy and growth to my family. In this post, I share the amazing benefits—who knows, it might inspire your next family tradition!