God designs motherhood not just for our happiness but for our holiness—and he will be with us through every hard day.

When motherhood doesn’t satisfy the restless longings of our heart, we’re reminded that our true purpose isn’t in a role, but in a Person—Christ himself.

The world’s first mother, Eve, shows us how to boldly grasp gospel hope as we feel the fall’s impact on our own motherhood.

In the unseen, ordinary work of motherhood, we can remember that God values and rewards our faithful service.

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

In a world full of dizzying options and opinions, Luke 10 reminds us that Christ alone is our one necessity.

Prayer connects us to the grace-giving, all-sustaining presence of God, even in the most mundane moments of motherhood.

Jesus cares deeply about our heart towards our children, and the call to love our neighbors starts with them.

In teaching our children how to talk to God, we can draw attention to his character of love and responsiveness towards his people.

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.

When we’d rather indulge ourselves and our sin, self-control is God’s grace working in us to love and serve like Christ.