Community—especially in the wearying, isolating years of young motherhood—is a gift from God for our mutual strengthening and encouragement.

Even when it’s difficult, prioritizing worship and fellowship with a local church body helps shape our children in the love of Christ.

We can use a myriad of tangible objects, experiences, and family rhythms to pass along to our kids the stories of God’s work in our lives—even from before they were born.

In our creativity and our motherhood, community is God’s gracious gift to us—to support and strengthen us along the way.

The gospel frees us to share food and fellowship around the table joyfully this holiday season, secure in the ultimate provision of Christ.

Remembering our identity in Christ and his care for us anchors us when we feel like we’re juggling many competing responsibilities in life.

As we connect with others in gospel friendship, we reflect the love of the triune God who made us for relationship.

Holiday hospitality is an act of sacrificial service and a beautiful opportunity to display the story of the gospel.

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.

Instead of discouraging us, comparison can be a means of God’s grace at work in our lives transforming us more into the image of Christ.

Though our days may already be filled with serving our own families, when a friend is in crisis, we have a beautiful opportunity to serve her and help her experience the love of Christ.

The little years might not seem like the season for mentoring. But we don’t have to have it all together to have something to offer—the beauty of mentoring is growing together.