God is always working through the faithful ministry of his Word within our homes—whether or not we see big or immediate fruit.

In his lovingkindness, our Good Shepherd uses motherhood to pull us back from our strivings and find deeper stillness and rest in him.

Discipling our kids holistically through loss entails working through their needs physically, emotionally, relationally, and spiritually.

Just like craving the wrong foods doesn’t lead us to physical health, feeding our sinful desires hinders our spiritual health and contentment in Christ.

When we feel hidden by the mundane demands of motherhood, we find hope in remembering The God Who Sees us.

By intentionally pointing younger moms to the hope, presence, and faithfulness of God, we offer them the strength and encouragement they truly need to fulfill their calling.

Road trips can be fertile ground for building a strong family culture from which our kids can grow and thrive.

Sticking close to Scripture and filtering complex doctrines—like the Trinity—through the story of the gospel helps us explain them to our kids in clear and precise ways.

In seasons where we struggle to sit down for a quiet time or retain what we’ve read, we can creatively seek out ways to put God’s Word always before us.

Jesus helps us see beyond the constant interruption and undoing of our work as moms to the greater priority of the souls we’re stewarding.

Community—especially in the wearying, isolating years of young motherhood—is a gift from God for our mutual strengthening and encouragement.

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