In a gospel-centered conversation about obedience, our kids can come to understand that obedience isn’t a way to earn God’s favor—it’s an overflow of the heart that already has it in Christ.

As parents, we often lead by example. And even when it comes to teaching our children to honor their parents, they're watching how we honor ours.

Moms don’t need to have the answers, we just need to point our kids to the One who does.

Pioneers of faith can be an encouragement to both moms and kids about what it means to live a life of service to God.

Our family devotions may not always (or ever) be deep, ordered, and disciplined, but they can be an opportunity to delight in the Lord together.

When our kids ask about other religions, we don’t need to fear. The gospel is true and beautiful—and it alone has the power of salvation.

The very traits in our children that frustrate us, can be shaped by the Lord to become strengths for his glory.

God made us all in his image, but different from one another. He made us exactly as we are on purpose, to be used for his purposes.

Journaling is a practical way to help our kids know, love, and enjoy the Lord.

Motherhood isn’t just about training up our children. It’s about God training us as his children to look to Christ and to look like Christ.

There’s a long list of reasons we may not be doing family devotions, but here’s one reason to start—the power to make family devotions effective doesn’t come from us, it comes from God’s word.

One of the best ways to protect our kids from false gospels is make sure they’re well acquainted with the real thing.