God sees the weight you are carrying right now, the pressure of debt, the worry of having no work, and the daily responsibility of caring for your children alone. He knows every detail and He invites you to bring it all directly to Him.
Scripture teaches that God has made only one provision for the forgiveness of sin and the removal of guilt, and that is through Jesus Christ His Son. The Spirit bears witness to this truth. There is no other way for sin to be atoned for, and no combination of good works can save us. With man it is impossible, but with God it is possible. That means you do not need to go through any other mediator. When Jesus was told His mother and brothers were waiting outside, He pointed to His disciples and said that whoever does the will of God is His brother and sister and mother. We are brought into the family of God through a living relationship with Jesus, and because He has opened the way, you can come boldly to the throne of grace yourself and make your requests known. You can go directly to the source.
Your financial need is real, and the burden of debt is heavy. The Bible is sensitive about money and does not treat it lightly. It shows us believers who were themselves poor and going through severe trials, yet who knew joy in the midst of it, and it reminds us that God does not put us under pressure to give beyond what we have. It also shows that God leaves room to work in ways we think are impossible. Under the old law there was even a ritual for the cleansing of a leper, a disease that had no cure, as if God were saying, make provision for Me to do a miracle if I choose. Do not put God in a box. What looks incurable or impossible to us is not beyond Him.
That does not mean God will always send immediate money in the amount we name, but it does mean He is able to provide, to open doors for work, to give wisdom for stewardship, and to move the hearts of His people to help. As part of His family, the body of Christ, you are not meant to carry this alone. Seek out faithful believers near you who can pray with you, counsel you practically about work and debt, and help you take next steps.
It also helps to remember the picture Jesus gave of debt and forgiveness. A servant was forgiven an enormous debt he could never repay, and then was expected to show that same mercy to others. If you have received forgiveness through Christ, let that forgiveness flow through you to others who have wronged you. That does not erase financial obligations, but it keeps your heart free before the Father as you ask Him to forgive your debts.
As a mother you carry a profound influence. The earliest training and shaping of a child often comes through a mother, and God honors that cooperative work of raising children. Your faithfulness in that calling, even in hardship, matters deeply to Him.
I pray for you now that God will meet you with His peace through Jesus Christ, that He will forgive and cleanse you as you trust in Him, that He will give you wisdom for every decision about work and money, that He will provide for your daily needs and guide you to honest help and opportunity, and that He will strengthen you with hope and joy even while the trial remains. May you hear His voice, follow His will, and know you are held as part of His family.