In a season rife with pressures and expectation, the gospel gives us freedom from shame and a secure identity in Christ.

Intentionally seeking out evidence of God’s grace—in ourselves, our children, and even our circumstances—is a powerful and practical way to battle discouragement in motherhood.

In a sea of messages about what we should be and say and do as moms, we desperately need gospel encouragement to “keep interrupting” and redirect our focus back to Christ.

Whether or not we always see it, there are good things happening in our homes day to day because of the Spirit’s power and presence with us.

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.

Through the unseen struggles of chronic illness, we can take heart that Jesus sees us in our weakness—just as he did the bleeding woman in Scripture.

When we feel like grasping for “mine” in motherhood, God reminds us that our lives and responsibilities are ultimately his.

In motherhood, God gives us the opportunity not only to give his grace to our children but also to receive it from them.

We heard from nearly 10,000 moms on the trials and triumphs of Christian motherhood today.

Working moms can find freedom from guilt and rest in Christ as we navigate our responsibilities and time away from our kids.

Comparing ourselves to other moms can lead to false guilt, but the truth of God’s word brings freedom and joy.

We’ve all likely registered for baby items that turned out to be non-essentials—those cute, but ultimately unhelpful, items we didn’t really need. We can do the same thing in our parenting process; what do we truly need to raise children up in the Lord?