When the holiday schedule gets overwhelming, reexamining the purpose of parties and our own family’s needs can help us decide what gets our “yes” or “no.”

With the gospel as our foundation, we’re free to enjoy the extra trimmings and traditions of Christmastime as biblical wisdom and personal conscience allow.

When decking the halls deflates or discourages us, the gospel reminds us that our perfect home is in Christ.

The gospel frees us to share food and fellowship around the table joyfully this holiday season, secure in the ultimate provision of Christ.

In a season full of marketing and materialism, the gospel helps us shop to the glory of God, living within our limits and leaning into our identity in Christ.

The gospel frames our holiday expectations with both reality and hope—we live in a fallen world, but we serve a God who brings blessing and growth from unexpected places.

Get those gift lists out, mom—we've got you covered! The R|M Gift Guides are officially LIVE, and we can't wait for you to see our picks this year! Whether you're shopping for your husband, sister, mom friend, or your small group Secret Santa swap, we've included a gift idea for everyone!

Historical church traditions can be helpful for intentionally weaving the gospel into our homes, but we can each exercise our convictions with freedom and grace.

As our kids make wish lists this holiday season, we have the opportunity to teach them how we can reflect the gospel in both giving and receiving gifts.

Beholding the baby in the manager reminds us of Christ’s shocking humility—the magnificence of God coming down to dwell with us.

This Christmas season, our homes can be a welcoming picture of the heavenly dwelling place still to come.

Whether we celebrate Advent in big or small ways (or maybe no way at all), we can shift our focus this Christmas off what we do as moms to what Christ has already done for us in the gospel.