Isolation in Motherhood | A Call to Arms

Moms need theology, apologetics, and church history. Moms need Bible reading plans, Bible study, and support while they get in the Word of God. Don’t believe me? Ask any mom if she has ever experienced unexplainable fear in the middle of a night feeding. I guarantee every mom you meet will say yes. Do you know why? Because spiritual warfare is real. Moms are the frontline of the spiritual battlefield for their children. These women are on their faces praying for these tiny people from the minute that they know the child exists. They are doing battle daily. They absolutely must be better armed. Listen to the rest of Morgan D. Farr's essay today as she shares her passion for mothers being equipped by their local churches.  Go to our website to read Morgan's entire Essay Find more articles and essays written by mothers just like you as they share stories and reflections about how they grow spiritually in Christ in the midst of motherhood. www.mommatheologians.com Join our community on Instagram @mommatheologians Follow our page on Facebook @mommatheologians ___________ If this episode resonated with you in any way, would you share it with a friend? We would be delighted if you took a few minutes to leave a rating and review. These truly help to make the podcast more searchable and accessible so that other mothers like you can be encouraged to deepen their relationship with Christ in the midst of motherhood. We cherish and appreciate every single one. ------------------- Morgan D. Farr Morgan is a Texas-loving, succulent-cultivating, book nerd and aspiring author. An Army wife of 8 years, Morgan has learned to lean heavily on Christ as she walks this military life. Morgan and her husband have four young children and two fantastic dogs.  As a jack-of-all-trades Morgan is always working on projects. When she isn’t homeschooling her children, writing for Christian publications, or training her Dutch Shepherd, Morgan can be found listening to Texas country music while crafting, lifting weights, or reading. Morgan is best known for her discipline, organization, and love of turquoise jewelry.  You can connect with Morgan on her blog (morgandfarr.blogspot.com) and on all major social media platforms using her handle: morgandfarr.