As we humbly acknowledge our sins and mistakes before the Lord and our families, we grow in our understanding and appreciation of gospel forgiveness.

Discipling our children in the gospel means laying a foundation of both truth and grace—cultivating minds of conviction and hearts of compassion.

Motherhood is an opportunity to humbly acknowledge our sins and shortcomings—and to point our kids to Christ as the Savior we all need.

We can’t change sinful hearts by our own strength, but Christ’s rescue transforms us into truly humble, hopeful moms.

When we feel like we have everything—or nothing—together as moms, the gospel offers us grace and acceptance in Christ.

When others wound us, looking to Christ’s example and remembering the gospel helps free our hearts from bitterness and resentment.

Beholding the baby in the manager reminds us of Christ’s shocking humility—the magnificence of God coming down to dwell with us.

Love calls us to keep believing the best about our kids and bearing with their childish ways.

Sometimes our kids can be the flashlight God uses to shine truth into our lives.

As moms, we want to teach and train our children in the ways of the Lord, but sometimes we find that we still have much to learn from the faith of a child.

When motherhood humbles us, we can look to God to raise us up.

When we see our sin reflected in our children, we have an opportunity to talk to them about their need for grace and God’s power to change us.