Community—especially in the wearying, isolating years of young motherhood—is a gift from God for our mutual strengthening and encouragement.

Stewarding our bodies for the glory of God and love of others requires wisdom, discipline, and dependence on the Lord throughout the changing seasons of motherhood.

As we take wise, intentional risks in motherhood, we can help our kids cultivate the physical, emotional, and spiritual strength they need to live as lights for the gospel in a dark world.

Sometimes the most effective discipleship comes not in sit-down lessons or formal teaching times but in the creative, everyday, life-on-life moments we share with our kids.

The simple truths of the gospel, presented through our children’s storybooks, can encourage, convict, and teach us as moms too.

God enriches our lives with songs, books, and art that point back to his great story of redemption—helping us grasp new depths of his beauty and grace.

Even though our post-fall encounters with nature can include dangerous, fearful realities, we still can marvel at the God who reveals himself through it and continues to uphold all creation.

Giving our kids opportunities to wrestle with the uncomfortable and the unknown can help grow their dependency on Jesus and equip them for bigger, harder trials yet to come.

When motherhood doesn’t satisfy the restless longings of our heart, we’re reminded that our true purpose isn’t in a role, but in a Person—Christ himself.

In the curiosity and wonder of our children, we learn to marvel afresh at our Creator and the good world he has made.

In our creativity and our motherhood, community is God’s gracious gift to us—to support and strengthen us along the way.

When we feel the loneliness and uncertainty of being a newcomer, the gospel reminds us that friendship is a good gift—created, redeemed, and restored by our God.