When our kids struggle to obey, we can pray for the Lord’s help—he can change their hearts and ours.

The needs of our broken world can be overwhelming, but we need not despair—we can care, pray, and act as we trust God to bring ultimate healing.

When we fear the unknown, we can pray to the Lord—he is our hope now and forever.

Moms can have a meaningful prayer life without books, plans, or extended quiet times by simply talking to the Lord about his word.

It can be hard for us to develop a habit of prayer, much less teach our children to do it. Daniel provides a helpful model for all of us.

What happens when we feel more like we’re wilting than blooming in motherhood? We remember God is our strong helper, and we trust him with the blooming fruit.

We’re praying for the best for our children when we pray for them to be holy. Here are four ways to pray for your child’s spiritual growth.

I'd pretty much exhausted all of my usual strategies for discipline when I came to my husband and said, "I'm just out of ideas for how to handle this. What should I do?"

Susanna Welsey had 11 children and still found time to pray.