Weakness in motherhood is a reality, but in Christ, it’s also a glorious opportunity to depend on his strength.

When we feel like we have barely enough to serve our own family much less our church family, we can remember that Christ uses scarcity to display his strength.

When we battle our own weakness in motherhood, we can look to Christ. He is strong—and he loves, saves, sees, and stays with us.

When loss and grief intersect with our motherhood, we have the privilege of showing our kids that Jesus “is the safest and surest place to run.”

When we’re weighed down by responsibilities and pressures, we look to the Savior who sustains us today—and to the hope of his victory over all that overwhelms us.

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

We’re not meant to shoulder the burdens of motherhood ourselves—Jesus offers us rest.

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

We may not be the moms we thought we’d be, but in Christ, we can be moms who cling to the cross and rest in God’s sufficiency.

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

We often spend our days believing we can mother in our own strength. But it’s okay to acknowledge our weakness—that’s when we see our need for Christ.

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