Affirmations for grace (37+)

Affirmations for grace

• “Being justified freely by his grace through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus:” – Ro 5:1
• “For the law was given by Moses but grace and truth came by Jesus Christ.” – John 1:20
• Children are resilient.
• Children learn valuable life lessons when they are bored, sad, or working through a problem.
• Even experts who write books and provide advice on parenting sometimes have difficult days.
• Every day provides new opportunities and possibilities.
• Everyone is deserving of the grace of God
• God’s favor and grace bless me every day! I am grateful!
• God’s grace abounds and I appreciate every minute of the day.
• Happiness is a choice. I base my happiness on my own accomplishments and blessings.
• I accept the mercy, grace and peace of Christ consciousness.
• I allow and embrace the Grace of God.
• I am a powerhouse, I am indestructable.
• I am courageous. I am willing to act in spite of fear.
• I am doing the best I can.
• I am enough.
• I am free from sin
• I am free of debt
• I am free.
• I am free.
• I am graceful in all of my actions, thoughts, and spoken words.
• I am grateful for challenging moments because they help my family grow and learn.
• I am grateful for my life of unlimited abundance.
• I am known, loved, and seen by God.
• I am not obligated to do the same thing other parents are doing.
• I am responsible to work with my partner create a family environment that works for our family. It doesn’t have to look like other families we know or are related to.
• I am thankful for the limitless, overflowing source of my abundance.
• I am walking the path of authenticity with courage, joy and grace.
• I am whole and complete.
• I am worthy of healing.
• I am worthy of my dreams.
• I appreciate every moment of the day.
• I believe that something wonderful is going to happen to me today.
• I carry myself with poise, grace and dignity
• I deserve respect.
• I deserve the very best in my life.
• I focus on what is truly essential.
• I forgive those who have harmed me in my past and peacefully detach from them.
• I have provided the basic needs for my children today. Food, shelter and safety. I can worry about “extras” another day.
• I invite synchronicity to grace my life with ease, flow and good fortune.
• I live my life with grace, elegance and perfect ease.
• I manifest the things I want by belieing in their existence.
• I move graciously towards all my goals.
• I release anything that doesn’t serve me.
• I see all of the beauty and grace which is around me with loving gratitude.
• I treat myself with the same level of kindness, dignity, and respect with which I would want to treat a friend.
• I trust my own instincts and abilities.
• I trust myself to deal with each new development with wisdom and grace as it arises.
• I wake up today with strength in my heart and clarity in my mind.
• I walk safely in the way of beauty and grace.
• I walk this world with grace.
• It is a good and smart thing to reach out and ask for help when I need it.
• It is appropriate to take time for myself. When I take time for myself, it helps me to be a better parent.
• It is ok to stop doing an activity (or come home from a place) when we aren’t enjoying it or when it is not working.
• My ability to conquer my challenges is limitless; my potential to succeed is infinite.
• My children’s success and happiness in life is dependent on a lot of different factors. I can not control all of them.
• My possibilities are endless.
• My possibilities are endless.
• Parenting is difficult. All parents feel doubts and worries at some point. I am not alone.
• Parenting is more than 18 years of hard work. It is impossible not to make some mistakes along the way.
• Some days are busier than other days and provide less opportunity for fun and connection. I remember this on less busy days and take advantage of that.
• Success if defined by my willingness to keep going.
• The more I learn and experience, the better I am getting at parenting.
• The more I let go, the better I feel.
• There are other people in my child’s life who can help shape and teach him/her. I don’t have to do it all myself.
• There are other people who enjoy being with my children. By allowing others to help, I am giving a gift to them and to my children. It is not a sign of weakness to allow others to care for them.
• Today is a fresh start.
• What I think, I create.
• When I feel frustrated or overwhelmed, this feeling is not permanent.
• When I lose my patience or say something I regret, it gives me an opportunity to model what it means to apologize and ask for forgiveness.
• When I lose my temper it is an opportunity for my children to see that I have limits, too.
• When I make a mistake, even a large one, God forgives me, every time.
• When I notice things aren’t going as well as I would like, I can make a course correction and change them.