top of page
MIA-Pattern-Sun_YellowBlack.png

Idols and morherhood

We can idolize our children, our husbands, our parenting styles, even the idea of having the “perfect family.” Anything can become an idol if we’re not careful. So how do we recognize it?

ree

Here are some signs and questions we should ask ourselves to figure out if we’re dealing with an idol:


Is it something we’re always thinking about, to the point of obsession?


Is it something we prioritize above everything else, to the detriment of other important parts of our life?


Is it all we talk about with our friends, family, and spouses?


Do we sacrifice listening to others because we’re so focused on our idol?


Does worrying about it disturb our peace—even though Christ promises peace to those who trust in him?


Are we unable to handle criticism of our idol or how we view it?


Is our identity in Christ, or is it wrapped up in this thing or person?


Are we using this idol to fill the void that only God should be filling?


Read more in our most recent blog post https://www.themom.co/idolatry-in-motherhood/

 
 
 

Recent Posts

See All
Follow the blueprint

In a world that often feels chaotic and uncertain, it’s easy to question the direction of our lives. We face challenges that can leave us feeling lost and overwhelmed. Yet, amidst the turmoil, Jeremia

 
 
 

Comments


bottom of page