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She’s Here: The Becoming Is Officially Available
There are moments in life that feel surreal. After countless late nights, early mornings, journal pages, prayers, edits, rewrites, and cups of coffee, I’m so excited to finally share that The Becoming: A Workbook & Devotional for the Woman in the Middle of It All is now available on Amazon. This isn’t just a workbook. It’s a piece of my heart. It’s for the woman who feels like she’s still…
It’s Not Your Job to Ignore Your Own Needs & Boundaries to Make Others Comfortable
From Chaos to Calm: A Journey of Faith, Survival, and Healing
When faith and feelings collide 🤍✝️
There’s something I’ve been thinking about a lot lately. As Christians, people sometimes expect us to be calm all the time… peaceful all the time… never upset, never frustrated, never hurt. As if having faith somehow removes the human parts of us. But the truth is, I’m still human. I’m still learning. I’m still growing. And sometimes that growth isn’t pretty. There are moments when my heart…
5 Emotional Strength Lessons Motherhood Is Teaching Me.
Chelsey Rodgers Motherhood has a way of stretching you emotionally in ways nothing else can. Between the noise, the meltdowns, the exhaustion, and the constant demands, many moms feel like their nervous system is always on high alert. ❤️🩹 I know Ive felt like this for quite some time, and I can’t explain to you just how exhausting it truly is. I’ve been learning that emotional strength…
On Nights Like This.. ❤️🩹🧩🧠
By: Chelsey Rodgers Tonight was rough. Like, the kind of rough that leaves my body buzzing even though the house is finally quiet now.. Regulation has been so hard lately with my oldest, and tonight it felt like every tiny thing was a spark on a pile of dry leaves. One change, one “no,” one unexpected sensory thing—and we were OFF. I could see him drowning in it, and I felt myself slipping…
