Jesus Calling For Moms Novels & Stories

The noise returned properly this time, everything layered on top of itself. “You okay?” my mother asked. “I’m fine.” She didn’t press. “He’s already facing what he created,” she said. “You don’t need to carry it for him.” We walked a little further before a call went out across the square. “All expectant mothers to the central platform for blessing.” My mother glanced at me. “You should go.” “I don’t need it.” “It’s not about need,” she said. “Go.” I didn’t argue. The platform sat at the center, raised, with elders already gathering. Women moved toward it in small groups. I stepped forward. The guards adjusted again, keeping distance but closing the gaps around me.

Jade told them. "Oh shit!" Joseph groaned "why didn't we think of that?" "The maternal instinct is already kicking in," Christy smirked as she eyed Jade's belly. She snorted, "I guess you could say that now help us bring these up so I can meet my goddaughter" There was a chorus of laughter, "yes, ma'am"

Dante Matthews:- " Bella mia, please I plead you to open your eyes and come back to me. Please wake up and look how much I need you, how much our son needs you. He misses his mommy and wants to be with her. He wants to spend time with you and play in his Jurrasic World.

Mom said quickly. I took a deep breath tiredly. I don’t even know what to do now. I wasn’t ready to be a mother at such a young age. I was really worried but they said everything would be fine. “Do not do activities that endanger yourself. Don’t you understand that pregnant women are so weak,” Mom mumbled. “Mom I wasn’t expecting to get pregnant right now,” I said. “What are you talking about? Why don’t you think of something you should be thinking about?” Mom asked. “The Moon Goddess has given you a perfect destiny, be grateful.”

"Mommy's here, baby. Mommy's right here." In my heart, I prayed to the Moon Goddess—please, let my son wake up.

‘JESUS CHRIST! ‘Who’s that?’ My mother whispered to Elena, who signalled back that she would explain later. ‘It’s your duty—.’ As soon as Magnus began, Ellis flashed a palm to interject. ‘It’s our request.’ The Alpha of poise and irritation stepped forward with a pleading face. ‘To our beloved leader—.’ ‘Oh no….’ I shuffled back, shaking my head profusely. ‘You’re not guilt tripping me. Goddamn it!’

“Your mother is the reincarnation of that Goddess…” Kira slowly blinks… then she realizes what I’m saying. “Oh! Oh, why didn’t I think of that?! My mother is a Goddess, I can PRAY to her!” she exclaims excitedly, then looks down at the necklace in her hands. “Maybe this can help reach her better!” I nod. “I’ll contact my father; he will know where we can go and how we can do this without being interrupted,” I say before calling my father over the mind link.

I call my mother to tell her the news but she doesn't pick up, I try several times but nothing Christ: who are you calling? Me: my mother, she doesn't pick up Christ: you know very well that she is busy, try to call your father Me: yes, you're right I'm calling my father, the phone didn't even ring and he picks up Me: hello.. He doesn't let me talk Dad: congratulations my child, I'm proud of you. I love you very much, never forget it. Tell your mother that I love her too, take care of yourself.

"Mom, I need you now more than ever. Where are you mom? Mom, I'm in so much pain. I can't bear it. I don't know how much more I can take. Mom do you see my tears? I'm tired of watching my angel cry. It makes me want to die. I would give my own life just to see her smile. Please help me to overcome my pain. We just found out about our baby. I was so happy. It makes us smile for a moment and the next moment, fate steels it from us again.But I know you have all the power. Please help me mom.If not for me, then please do it for my angel. I'm begging you mom. Please, I can't take this pain anymore. Show me the right path. I can't find another place to go except you. Please save your grandchild mo

I mean, she’s just a girl, according to her. Me: (After five rings) "Hi, Mom. What’s up?" Mom: "Hi, baby. I’m praying. I’ll call you back." Me: "Where are you praying?" Mom: "I’m in church. I’ll call you, please." Me: "Mom, which church? I want to pray, too." Mom: "Well, um… it’s inside the house. Oh, no, I mean behind the street." Me: "Okay, what’s the name of the