There’s a long list of reasons we may not be doing family devotions, but here’s one reason to start—the power to make family devotions effective doesn’t come from us, it comes from God’s word.

As we talk to our kids about the election, we can teach them that it’s about more than casting a vote. It’s an opportunity to honor the Lord and love others.

One of the best ways to protect our kids from false gospels is make sure they’re well acquainted with the real thing.

Every mom has her own unique story. But all moms have one foundational need.

If we want to share gospel hope with busy moms, we need to meet them where we know they are—online and on social media.

While statistics about kids with single parents may strike fear in a mother’s heart, we can find comfort in this—statistics have nothing on the gospel.

Sorrow can become a precious opportunity to point our children back to our Savior—the Man of Sorrows who makes broken things new.

Whether we work inside or outside of the home, we trade the worth that we find in our work for the worth of the finished work of Jesus.

We can be thankful for the children we have and grieve the ones we have lost—trusting that God works all things for our good.

Instead of worrying about whether we made a good decision, we can rest in God’s goodness and his plans for us.

No matter how wonderful our marriage may be, our deepest need for connection can only be satisfied in the Lord.

In an exhausting season when we give so much to care for our little ones, we have this hope and comfort—our Gentle Shepherd is leading us and carrying us close to his heart.