As we cradle and comfort those in our keeping, we reflect the greater love of the God who holds us—“like a child with its mother.”

Our creative expressions can serve as beautiful beams of light, reflecting the goodness and grace of our Creator in a darkened world.

As we enter into joyful celebrations with our children, we can reflect God’s overflowing heart of grace and delight towards his children.

In the midst of a busy, distracted world, incorporating a few simple practices in our lives can keep us grounded in God’s ever-present care for us.

The answer to our weaknesses and limitations in motherhood isn’t to know ourselves or our kids better—it’s to know God better.

Love calls us to keep believing the best about our kids and bearing with their childish ways.

With a little thought and planning, the summer can be a great opportunity to guide our children toward a deeper walk with Christ.

Too easily we forget who we are. Since God made us, and God is love, we were made by Love himself, which is how we understand who we really are—a beloved child.

Christians have been given the message of reconciliation in Christ. In honor of MLK Jr. Day, we’re asking what it looks like to be caught up in the story of God reconciling his people to himself and to one another.