Adri Gomez is a speaker, writer, and homeschooling mother of three, passionate about equipping families to build a Christ-centered foundation through education, apologetics, and everyday discipleship. With a background in graphic design, worship, and early childhood education, she brings both creative insight and spiritual depth to her message.
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After stepping away from her career to support her husband’s calling in the film industry, she embraced a new mission: to raise her children with intentionality, wisdom, and unwavering faith. Over the years, her home has become a training ground for thinking Christians—children who know what they believe, why they believe it, and how to share it with others.
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Now, she speaks to mothers, educators, and faith communities—offering encouragement, practical tools, and gospel-centered truth for raising the next generation of disciples. Her heart is to remind women that motherhood is not a pause on your purpose, but often where you find it.
MY STORY
"My identity shifted - not lost, but transformed."
I’m a marketing manager, youth pastor, and worship leader turned homeschooling mother of three. When my husband, Orlando, stepped into his calling in the film industry, it led us to Los Angeles so he could pursue his dream of becoming a movie producer and entrepreneur. As he chased his God-given dream, I laid down a thriving career as a leader in early childhood education to say yes to a different kind of calling—one that led me home.
Becoming a full-time, stay-at-home educator paved the uphill path for our family to stay rooted and connected—despite the long hours, unpredictable shifts, and travel demands that came with Orlando's work. In those early years of homeschooling—navigating back seat history lessons during those otherwise-monotonous LA commutes, exploring hidden gems in the unseen corners of Hollywood, and tackling dauntingly big questions from little voices (always at bedtime)— I fell in love with what God was growing in our family. But I still couldn’t help but feel that quiet ache. I missed writing. I missed drawing. I missed the stage, the music, all these passions that had once defined me. Yet even in that ache, I sensed God was doing something far deeper than I could see.
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Motherhood didn’t just stretch me—it sanctified me. While I was focused on raising and shaping littles, God was faithfully raising and shaping me. My plans softened in the light of His. This whole time, he had been molding me into the woman He had always intended—one less focused on her own agenda, and more in pursuit of His heart.
And so it was that God used this very hard (yet beautiful) season to help me see how my identity shifted—not lost, but transformed. I began to see that what I had laid down all those years ago was not buried; it was planted.
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I poured myself into building a rich spiritual and educational foundation for our children, desiring not just academic excellence, but a deep faith rooted in God’s Word. We taught our children to think deeply, love boldly, and stand firm in truth. Apologetics became a cornerstone of our family culture. Ministry became our lifestyle. And as we watch our kids discover their gifts and callings, we marvel at the faithfulness of a God who wastes nothing.
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Now, in this new season, I feel the Lord inviting me to pick up those creative dreams again—but this time with clarity and conviction. My message to mothers: You are not “just” a mom. You are a builder of legacies, a nurturer of faith, a sower of truth. My heart is to remind you that your everyday faithfulness is sacred, and the seeds you're planting now will bloom in time.
May you dare to teach your children in wisdom and in truth, like a garland to grace their heads—so that when they grow, they will not depart from it.
