A Prayer for Serving Humbly

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Have you ever felt like some combination of maid, butler, chauffeur, and chef in your home? I imagine we’ve all had those days. Those moments when we wondered if anyone else noticed or appreciated all the ways we keep our homes running on time, in order, and usually even in clean clothes!

There are times when being a mom can feel like a thankless role

Serving others isn’t always fun. Do you struggle with feeling like the things you do go unnoticed? Tune in to today’s episode with Teri Lynne Underwood.

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About the Author

Teri Lynne Underwood is a champion for women who long for lives where the sacred and secular collide. She is passionate about helping others embrace the overflowing life Christ has for all believers through Bible study, prayer, and discipleship. Connect with Teri Lynne on Instagram at @terilynneu.

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