The teenage years give us new opportunities to welcome our kids—and all their emerging changes—with the hospitality and humility of Christ.

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

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.

As we struggle to be consistent in our mothering, we find hope in looking to an unchanging, grace-giving Father.

The gospel frees us from viewing our salvation like Santa’s “naughty list”—where we have to earn and deserve our gifts.

Setting an achievable, consistent goal can help us build a thriving prayer life. Even just five minutes a day makes a huge difference!

The armor of Gods helps equip and enable our kids to stand through various seasons and circumstances.

Instead of clinging to our children as they grow, we can gradually deliver them from dependence on mom to dependence on Christ.

One of the best presents we can give our kids is a mom who seeks the Lord.

The very traits in our children that frustrate us, can be shaped by the Lord to become strengths for his glory.

The little years might not seem like the season for mentoring. But we don’t have to have it all together to have something to offer—the beauty of mentoring is growing together.

With a little thought and planning, the summer can be a great opportunity to guide our children toward a deeper walk with Christ.