In the curiosity and wonder of our children, we learn to marvel afresh at our Creator and the good world he has made.

Through the elementary years—“the time between”—we can learn to trust God for future fruit in our kids’ lives as we faithfully endure the mundane.

In the exhaustion of the little years, we can learn alongside our children how to play and delight in God’s world and how to rest.

When postpartum anxiety reminds us of our inability to boast in ourselves, we can lean into the Savior whose “power is made perfect in weakness” (2 Cor. 12:9).

When we’re overwhelmed by all the undone in motherhood, we place our trust in Christ’s greater work on the cross—which has been fully and finally finished.

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.

As God grows us into his likeness, so too our kids can grow in following our example—even when it’s not perfect.

Preparing our kids to worship alongside God’s people in church begins with small, attainable steps—and an abundance of encouragement and grace.

No matter the challenges of our current season of motherhood, we can rest in God’s faithfulness and promises to carry us safely through.

As we experience different stages of motherhood, we can faithfully cast a vision of God’s faithfulness for those in seasons behind us.

We don’t have to travel overseas or spearhead a formal missions project to powerfully serve “the least of these”—our own homes and families provide opportunities for fruitful gospel ministry too.

God’s relationship with his children reminds us that discipline and grace can work in tandem, helping us parent our own kids towards both a right obedience and a right worship.