When postpartum anxiety reminds us of our inability to boast in ourselves, we can lean into the Savior whose “power is made perfect in weakness” (2 Cor. 12:9).

No matter the challenges of our current season of motherhood, we can rest in God’s faithfulness and promises to carry us safely through.

Fixing our eyes on Christ and his perfection frees us from the burden of our own imperfections and failures as moms.

There are many demands on our time in the postpartum stage but also precious opportunities for rest, growth, thankfulness, and ministry to others.

There are many ways we can cultivate our relationship with the Lord, even when we’re short on time and sleep.

In an exhausting season when we give so much to care for our little ones, we have this hope and comfort—our Gentle Shepherd is leading us and carrying us close to his heart.

We’ve all likely registered for baby items that turned out to be non-essentials—those cute, but ultimately unhelpful, items we didn’t really need. We can do the same thing in our parenting process; what do we truly need to raise children up in the Lord?

Being a mom often means being up in the middle of the night. If God ordained every minute you spend awake in the nighttime, are these moments gifts of grace?