As our children miss a lost loved one during the holiday season, we can disciple them in the hope of the gospel and provide tangible ways for them to express their grief.

As time with our children marches along, we can embrace each new and fleeting season as a gracious gift from God’s hand.

Christmas as a single mom brings unique sorrows and pressures, but through it all, we are held by Emmanuel—the God who is “with us.”

The gospel brings freedom and perspective to our holiday traditions as we intentionally choose what and how to celebrate in our homes.

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!

Cold and flu season can be an opportunity to acknowledge our neediness and turn to the Savior who brings us true healing.

We can look to Christ—our joy and our strength—and receive his gifts of Scripture, song, and community to help us fight our battles against the winter blues.

The gospel frees us to chase after godliness and growth each new year without tying our identity or worth to our own performance.

No matter what we open around the tree this Christmas, the gospel empowers us to receive with love, forgiveness, and gratitude.

Grief can make way for a deeper experience of gospel hope this Christmas season, as we hold tight to Immanuel—God with us.

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.

We can practically prepare our hearts for family tensions or conflicts that may arise during the holidays, while resting in the ultimate hope of belonging to Christ’s family.