I am TynNeyl --A Christian, God Fearin' Mama, & Lifestyle Blogger
Building a life around Faith in Jesus Christ
The God Fearin' Mama Company is not just a blog
It’s a sanctuary of faith, love, and creativity. Here, you’ll find God’s glory displayed in all the raw, messy, unedited, heartfelt stories of motherhood, thoughtful reflections on marriage and children, sporting adventures, flavorful recipes, creative journaling, and inspiring crafts.
Through these pages, I aim to inspire, uplift, and nurture your spirit and relationship with God.
Recent Posts
Building Athletes on a Foundation of Christ
My husband and I have always been very passionate about sports even as kids. I was a three sport athlete in high school and played some in college. Skyler played football in high school and went on to also...
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Fathered by the Fatherless
What kind of dad did you have growing up? I hope he was the engaging kind. The kind that pretended you were an airplane and made you feel like you could fly higher than the world. The kind that...
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How It Started
They say smell is the best trigger for memories. I don't know what it looked like or felt like or smelled like the first time you were introduced to Jesus, but for me it was in a dimly lit hallway, in the basement of my grandparent's church with a woman who's name I can't recall today. But I do remember the smell. Mothballs. She was an older woman. At least 65. Short hair that was mostly silver, but scattered throughout the curls, some of the silver strands had long since lost their shine and were now a pale white.
I Once Was Lost
In the years that followed my relationship with God was…well shallow at best. Truth was, I had become stagnant in my faith and content in my sin. No. Content isn’t the right word. Lavished in my sin is more like it. I flaunted it. I adorned myself with it as if it were a badge of honor that should be shared proudly with the world. Unapologetically me.
But Now I'm Found
He was alive. PRAISE GOD! He was alive. He actually managed to walk away from the whole accident with nothing more than some serious scrapes and bruises.Well, some serious scrapes and bruises and a whole new outlook on life. Though we didn’t talk about it much, we were both very aware of how close we were to losing him, how much worse every part of that accident could’ve been.