When we’re overwhelmed at the prospect of welcoming another child, we can anchor our plans and rest our worries on God—who is sovereignly working out good for our families.

Scripture memorization helps us reroute runaway thoughts and refresh our hearts with God’s power over our sin and struggles.

When anxious thoughts multiply, we can take comfort in the hope of the gospel and Christ’s promises to redeem us from all the brokenness and suffering of the fall.

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

Jesus both understands the deep pain of human suffering and has triumphed over it as divine King over all, so we can entrust our children’s hurts to him.

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.

Hannah’s honest, desperate prayer in 1 Samuel models how we can turn to the God of peace in the midst of our own overwhelm.

Scripture provides comforting reminders of God’s power and sovereignty when we feel anxious about our well being.

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

While the fears of motherhood will change over time, we can always trust in our faithful God who is the same yesterday, today, and forever.

If we fear the Lord instead of fearing all the “what ifs” in our children’s lives, we can find rest and refuge in him, even amidst the uncertainties of parenting.

When brokenness is all around us, can we still be content? Through Christ, we can.