The psalmists guide us in meshing both deep lament and heartfelt thanksgiving to God, reminding us that, at all times, “he has dealt bountifully with us.”

No matter what he calls us to walk through, God is trustworthy and good, and so we can trade our fears for faith.

Amidst demanding holiday schedules, sleep is a gift from God to steward for ourselves and our children—a reminder that he holds all things together.

Holiday hospitality is an act of sacrificial service and a beautiful opportunity to display the story of the gospel.

Christ offers us the truest rest and deepest relief for our exhaustion that we can’t find anywhere else.

Praying before meals reminds us of our need for daily bread—to fill our stomachs and our souls—and points us (and our children) to God who so generously supplies it.

Meals can do more than nourish our bodies—they can be an opportunity for the Lord to nourish our souls as we remember what he has done.

Being pushed to our knees reminds us of our faithful God. Potty training is one way that happens.