While social media can give us many great tips and examples for motherhood, it’s important to recognize its limitations and continue pursuing true, face-to-face community.

When we look back on our motherhood in regret—over our sins, our sufferings, or missed opportunities—we find hope in fixing our eyes on the eternal redemption to come.

We can help keep Christ at the center of our celebrations this Christmas season by prioritizing contentment, connection, and contemplation with our families.

As we wait out the uncomfortable last weeks of pregnancy, we can turn our eyes towards the truer, better deliverance to come in Christ Jesus.

When waves of nostalgia hit, the gospel reminds us to hold the past both gratefully and realistically—and to fix our eyes on the hope yet to come.

Historical church traditions can be helpful for intentionally weaving the gospel into our homes, but we can each exercise our convictions with freedom and grace.

As we stop to enjoy the physical nourishment God provides, we see reflections of his greater spiritual provision for us in Christ.

As we seek true and lasting joy, Christ shows us the way and serves as our example.

Jesus’ love for Thomas in his disbelief compels us to bring our own doubts and questions before the Lord in prayer, trusting him to renew our faith.

When we feel anger raging inside, we can come to Scripture for the power we need to fight temptation and put on the love of Christ.

God’s Word can help reset our hearts to his purposes and promises as we launch another busy day of work.

As we talk about work—from household chores to future career dreams—we can help our kids see that we were designed to image God and bring him glory in all our labors.