Susan Seay

My friend Mary DeMuth has just released her newest book, The Freedom of Surrender—and it is powerful. 💕

Mary’s words have a way of inviting us to lay down what we’ve been clinging to and step into the deeper peace God has for us.

I’ve watched her live this message with such courage and authenticity—and now she’s sharing it with all of us. 🙌

I’m so proud of her, and I can’t wait for you to read this book. It’s a timely reminder that surrender isn’t loss—it’s freedom.

Let’s cheer on as her message goes out into the world! 🎉✨

Today is book launch day!!

I know I’ve been quiet on my social pages, but I’m still working on projects behind the scenes.

I’m happy to announce- Homegrown is here!!

It’s a compilation of essays from veteran homeschoolers, a project led by Amber O’Neal Johnston -

Enjoy 30 original, thought-provoking pieces from a diverse group of contributors.

Whether you’re entering your first year of homeschooling or you have a few years of experience, this book is a rich resource of inspiration and practical guidance.

Order your copy today!

We have another high school graduate in the house.

So proud!
So grateful!
So much to celebrate.

This is my 25th year of homeschooling and these moments never cease to leave me full of gratitude and in awe.

Join us in celebrating #6 of the 7 Seays!! It’s a great day to celebrate you Akilah.

Special thank to for making these photo moments happen. If you’re local, and hosting an event, make your photos easy and fun with a photo booth!! This was a major hit for our graduate 😍😍😍

If you could use a mom pick-me-up today.

If your soul is in need of encouragement.

Go check out my post “The Ministry of Motherhood” over on Mahogany, a division of Hallmark.

My hope is that every word seeps down into every weary soul and brings refreshing today!

If you know a mom, share the link so she can read the full article.

Comment below— I would love to know your favorite part.

The Ministry of Motherhood – Mahogany When it comes to motherhood, the "ordinary" is a platform for profound moments. Mom-life often feels like an endless cycle of wiping, cleaning, comforting, correcting, and serving in ways that rarely get acknowledged. Ministry might