God’s faithfulness to us enables our faithfulness in motherhood.

It’s easy to tell our kids that “patience is a virtue,” but we need the work of the Holy Spirit to truly demonstrate it.

Love calls us to keep believing the best about our kids and bearing with their childish ways.

Joy doesn’t come from an ideal day of motherhood, it comes from the One who is sovereign over all of our days.

When we’d rather indulge ourselves and our sin, self-control is God’s grace working in us to love and serve like Christ.

No matter what is going on around us, we can have peace in motherhood because, in Christ, we have peace with God.

A good mother isn’t good because of what she does, but because of what Christ has done for her.

Moms can be gentle tools, used by the Lord to form our children into the image of Christ.

I looked at my husband across the couch and heard myself say, “I’m tired of blowing it, of sinning the same way over and over again with our kids. Can’t I trade this in for another sin or something?!”…

The next time you’re tempted to open your mouth in complaint, pray for the Lord to put a guard over your mouth and ask him to fill your heart and mouth with gratitude, to bring glory to the Lord over all.