All of our work—inside and outside the home—has value to God and can be done for his glory.

As moms, we want to teach and train our children in the ways of the Lord, but sometimes we find that we still have much to learn from the faith of a child.

Cultivating forgiveness in our homes is an intentional way to display the gospel to our kids.

The needs of our broken world can be overwhelming, but we need not despair—we can care, pray, and act as we trust God to bring ultimate healing.

Being a mom and a pastor’s wife often means feeling the tension of caring for both church members and our children. Thankfully, admitting our weakness allows us to rest in Christ’s power.

The same old truths and promises can be applied to our hearts over and over again in new ways.

We may not be the moms we thought we’d be, but in Christ, we can be moms who cling to the cross and rest in God’s sufficiency.

Although stepmoms don’t give birth to their stepchildren, they still give life to them through love, encouragement, and discipleship.

Journals, devotional books, and reading plans can be helpful, but our hope is in the Lord and the work he can do through them.

When we fear the unknown, we can pray to the Lord—he is our hope now and forever.

In our pain and grief, lament leads us back to trusting the grace of God.

Our calling as believers isn’t limited to one season, or even to motherhood. We can faithfully love God and others no matter how we spend our days.