God promises to always be enough for us in our motherhood calling—even when his provision might look different from what we want or expect.

In times of turbulence, we can comfort our kids by our preparations, our prayers and trust in God’s sovereignty, our presence, and our songs over them.

Instead of trying to control every outcome for our family, we can depend daily on the One who alone produces the fruitfulness we long for.

Just like a thunderstorm waters growth on the earth, so do life’s storms bring forth good things in our hearts by God’s grace.

Psalm 16 helps us pursue contentment in Christ through treasuring, trusting, and turning to God in every season of motherhood.

Disappointment can be a gracious gift from God that helps us hope in him, refine our motives, and remember where our true value lies.

When we’re overwhelmed at the prospect of welcoming another child, we can anchor our plans and rest our worries on God—who is sovereignly working out good for our families.

Discipling our kids alongside an unbelieving spouse can feel like an uphill battle, but we can rest in Christ’s power to save and the grace he gives to stay faithful in our pursuit of him.

We can trust God in our motherhood both looking forward (at the days to come) and back (at past mistakes).

Giving our kids opportunities to wrestle with the uncomfortable and the unknown can help grow their dependency on Jesus and equip them for bigger, harder trials yet to come.

Through the unknowns of a high-risk pregnancy, we can trust in the God who works to bring order from disorder—and who never leaves our side along the way.

When anxious thoughts multiply, we can take comfort in the hope of the gospel and Christ’s promises to redeem us from all the brokenness and suffering of the fall.