Chin Up

Wearing Grace, Strength, and Dignity When Motherhood Unravels Our Souls

Have you ever faced yourself in the mirror and wondered why motherhood fits like a glove on others but feels so graceless on you?

Everywhere Amy looked, motherhood looked beautiful on women. However, on her motherhood felt like a lopsided dress. Each time she tried to adjust it, she exposed another part of her she wanted covered. Anger. Unfulfilled dreams. Brokenness. Why couldn‘t she get motherhood to “fit“ on her? What was she doing wrong? Amy, with humor and honesty, walks you through the grace and glory of motherhood in the mundane tasks and maddening moments of everyday life. Come along this journey as she unravels the mysteries of motherhood and the gifts to be found when we keep our Chin Up and see what God is doing through our motherhood.

Rave Reviews

“If every mom read this book, we would have a world of moms fully rested, deeply secured, and entirely grace-covered. Amy’s honesty cuts through charades, her words hunt for Jesus like he’s an actual treasure, and her delivery of new perspectives reminds us of the things that matter most. After reading this book, I wanted to linger a little longer with my kid on the floor, stay in my pj’s for a couple more hours, and change a couple more diapers in the name of love.”

Lori Brittenham
“Even if you might be unsure of where you stand spiritually, do not doubt your decision to buy this book. We can ALL, as mothers, relate to Amy’s perspective on mothering because Amy is relatable and real. Like hanging out with your best friend who is trying to reassure you of the amazing job you are doing as a mom, Amy’s words will lift you up, make you laugh, and give you grace. What mom doesn’t need that?”

Holly Galligan
“Right in the middle of my overwhelming and underwhelming moments of motherhood, Amy’s words have been sweet encouragement and needed truth. As she transparently shared her journey toward a motherhood of more grace, I found myself underlining and amen-ing, laughing about motherhood, and mostly, shifting my eyes and heart towards Jesus.”

Trinity Gawron