We can hang up our capes and stop striving after supermom status because the Lord calls and equips us to simply be faithful—in the good days, the failures, and everything in between.

We can use a myriad of tangible objects, experiences, and family rhythms to pass along to our kids the stories of God’s work in our lives—even from before they were born.

Faithfulness in our work doesn’t hinge on our output as moms; it’s learning to lean on Christ’s strength amidst our limitations.

God’s faithfulness to us enables our faithfulness in motherhood.

God doesn’t always show us why he allows specific situations and suffering, but he does show us why we can trust him.

God gives us stories of his faithfulness to strengthen our faith and sustain us in hard times.

As seasons of motherhood change and our children are less in our care, we can entrust them to our heavenly Father who faithfully cares for us and our children in every season.

We often desire to be seen and noticed, but when we’re hidden from others we may find the blessing of seeing the Lord more clearly.

Rather than comparing ourselves to Christian mothers who have come before us, we can reflect on how their lives point us to Jesus.

What is our motivation when we pursue good works in motherhood? May we always be willing to practice righteousness for our Father who sees in secret.

Motherhood is a lot of work. Some of it feels rewarding. Some of it is just necessary. What if we could learn to love the things we have to do, not just the things we want to do?

The gospel centers on surrender, and so should our lives.