When we fear our own failure as moms, we can remember that those in Christ never ultimately fail—because his perfect performance has been credited to our account.

We can hang up our capes and stop striving after supermom status because the Lord calls and equips us to simply be faithful—in the good days, the failures, and everything in between.

When we’re one mom struggling to keep up with multiple kids, we find rest in knowing that our limits are sovereignly designed by God for our good.

We can learn to see the limitations and needs around us not in terms of doors closing on our plans but rather doors opening to God’s greater plan.

Though our finite minds can’t preserve every precious memory with our kids, we rest in God’s limitless power to see and use all those mundane moments for his glory.

When we feel like we can never do or be enough in motherhood, we rest in the Savior who is perfectly able to provide everything we need.

When we’re weighed down by responsibilities and pressures, we look to the Savior who sustains us today—and to the hope of his victory over all that overwhelms us.

God ordains our limits in motherhood and uses them for our flourishing—an invitation to find hope, rest, and purpose in him.

When motherhood humbles us, we can look to God to raise us up.

As moms, we aren’t meant to settle for less. We can live an abundant life in Christ amidst the challenges of motherhood.

We often desire to be seen and noticed, but when we’re hidden from others we may find the blessing of seeing the Lord more clearly.

No doubt about it, motherhood leaves us weary. We know it. We feel it deep in our bones. Jesus came to give us the ultimate rest we need.