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The object of our lens of faith is God and who he

The object of our lens of faith is God and who he is not the faith in and of itself.
The difference is this:
"I know I am going to be ok because I believe I am going to be ok."
OR
"I know I am going to be ok because God is sovereign, good, and faithful."
The apostles said to the Lord, “Increase our Faith!” and the Lord responded, “If you have faith as small as a mustard seed, you can say to this mulberry tree. Be uprooted and planted in the sea and it will obey” (Luke 17:6)
In this passage, it was not about the amount of Faith.
Many of us want more Faith to accomplish more things, to see bigger and better things come to pass. We believe that if we just had more faith we’d experience more miracles, healings, understand scripture more, and see God working— but this is a transactional Faith. This is a man-made idea of Faith. Do not loose focus on the object of your faith: God who is worthy of your trust.
“So the matter is not so much great faith in God, but rather faith in a great God.” —Bible.org
Comment a ❤️❤️❤️ if this encourages your Faith!! #chasingsacred

It’s been a minute!! Who wants to join in on the

It’s been a minute!! Who wants to join in on the conversation? 👇🏻
I’m super excited to chat with @kristen.lavalley THIS Tuesday about the importance Scripture memorization & how we can break down those barriers in the midst of motherhood to dwell in God’s Word.
Comment if you plan to join in or catch the replay!

I lost it this morning! Anger, tears, throwing a c

I lost it this morning! Anger, tears, throwing a cup… the morning had been non-stop fighting between my kids, and everyone had woken up early and was now sobbing and relentless in their expectations for me. Mom, mom, mom, mom..
I felt completely and utterly hopeless, my frustrations erupted out of me like a tumultuous volcano.
Motherhood has brought me to my knees too many times to count-but as I prayed openly in front of my kids for both strength and repentance, I was reminded of something….our kids need to see this side, too.
Our kids need to see us in our weakest moments coming to our Father. As I prayed out loud, I asked the Lord to be my strength. I told him I was overwhelmed. I repented openly of my anger. I asked him to forgive me of my sins. I told him I knew that my reaction was not the best reaction, and I asked him that he would help me next time to react more patiently, and kindly and I did it ALL OUT LOUD. Part of living your life out loud means you repent, you learn, you grow and you welcome your kids into that journey of seeing your dependence on the Spirit.
I might not be a perfect mom, but I do serve a perfect father and my prayers is that in my imperfections I would lead my kids to the ONE who can be everything to them and for them! If I was perfect there would be no need for them to lean on him, and once again I told them that! People will disappoint, he won’t.
#chasingsacred

As we reflect on Mothers Day, there were very few

As we reflect on Mothers Day, there were very few disciples that remained, but his mama stayed. As a mama, this notion of intimate care from cradling a baby in the dark recesses of our wombs, and releasing that care to Jesus who transcends a tomb. We see, that Jesus too was thinking of his mama in his dying breaths as he cried out in agony, he lovingly arranged for John to take care of his mama. What more could speak to Jesus’ humanity that he share in the dying breath of thinking of his mom?
So, as we reflect on Mothers Day this year, I want to bring up a few points:
❤️ The third statement on the cross was, “When Jesus saw his mother there, and the disciple whom he loved standing nearby, he said to her, “Woman, here is your son,” 27 and to the disciple, “Here is your mother.” From that time on, this disciple took her into his home. (John 19:26-27)
❤️ If you are not a mama, you should be comforted by the words of Jesus because Jesus is signifying that we can be ‘spiritual’ mothers to many— he asks John to take care of his mom as a spiritual son instead of his own brothers. When we become believers we are born into a spiritual family, the Lords family! #chasingsacred

In honor of Mothers Day— here is a #fridayintrod

In honor of Mothers Day— here is a #fridayintroduction that is about being a mom!
My name is Mikella Van Dyke! I have *almost* 5 kiddos! Their names are Paxton (7), Barkley (5), Hudson (3), Copley (1), and new baby due in July! ❤️
We are pregnant with a boy! I never set out to have a big family— it sort of just happened!!!! But, 5 kids ages 7 and under feels like I might not survive it most days! It’s such a blessing, but there are so many tears!
In honor of having a baby in a few months, what’s your absolute favorite baby item you cannot live without???? 👇👇👇👇👇

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