As a stay-at-home mom, Trina has focused much of her time on raising and schooling her kids. The Lord saved her at the age of 25 and helped her escape a downward spiral of sin. She has a deep passion for fashion and design. After getting a degree in fashion design and marketing, she worked for Russell Athletic. She also has a degree in Christian Ministry from The Master’s University, teaches Bible studies for women and children, writes devotionals (Jesse Tree and Hope Tree), blogs, and sermon notebooks, and has taught teenagers about fashion from a biblical worldview (Fashioned for Christ).
It’s easy to focus solely on correcting our children’s behavior, but when we do, we risk missing the bigger picture: shepherding their hearts. This approach can lead to resentment, disconnection, and temporary fixes rather than lasting change. In this reel, Trina Alleyne shares four questions to ask your kids that can help you reach their hearts.
Motherhood isn’t for the faint of heart. Raising children is hard work, and the daily demands can leave any mom feeling exhausted. In this reel, Trina Alleyne shares how Jesus understands your weariness and gives clear guidance on finding rest and encouragement.
"Please," "I'm sorry," and "Thank you." Those words are so simple, yet so hard to say. Learning their importance can help you grow in humility as you become more of a light that shines brightly for Christ.
Gratitude isn't just a feeling—it’s an action that enriches both the giver and receiver. While most people just say a quick “thank you” and move on, Trina Alleyne suggests three activities to improve your relationships and deepen your appreciation for God’s blessings. These simple yet effective ideas take only minutes a day but create ripple effects that can last for years or a lifetime.
The adolescent years are marked by significant changes physically, emotionally, and socially, which contribute to the pursuit of independence as part of the maturing process. This can create distance from their parents. In this reel, Trina Alleyne encourages moms and dads to actively pursue their teens to build and maintain stronger relationships. By engaging in open conversations, showing genuine interest in their lives, and participating in activities together, parents can encourage trust and connection. Need a little help? Trina shares great questions to ask your teens.
If your child’s behavior makes you feel that their growth is hopeless, you may be tempted to give up. Perhaps you’ve struggled with their setbacks and the difficult circumstances for years and feel as though nothing will ever change. But there is hope! In this video, Trina Alleyne shares how God radically changed her life after she turned her back on Him for years. Watch now to understand how healing and transformation can come to even the most hardened kids.
Does it seem like your family gets busier with each school year? Do you find it difficult to spend quality time together? Well, there's a simple solution.
Why do we make sure our kids have their textbooks, notebooks, pencils, and supplies for school, but not for church? Which is more important: Your kids going to Heaven or college? Getting good grades or knowing more about Jesus? Improving test scores or overcoming life’s hurdles?
Does your teen spend most of their free time with their face buried in a screen? Do most of your conversations with your teen revolve around disciplining or correcting? Do you miss the times when you and your teen just talked without conflicts?
What was your sex assigned at birth? What's your gender identity? What are your preferred pronouns? When kids ask these questions, it's not always easy to answer or even comprehend in today's whacky world. Let's start with some basic definitions.
