Our response to sin and failure provides a unique opportunity to put gospel truth into practice for our kids.

We can ask our Heavenly Father to save our children and make them more and more like him—the One who never lies.

God’s relationship with his children reminds us that discipline and grace can work in tandem, helping us parent our own kids towards both a right obedience and a right worship.

We can’t change sinful hearts by our own strength, but Christ’s rescue transforms us into truly humble, hopeful moms.

As we struggle to be consistent in our mothering, we find hope in looking to an unchanging, grace-giving Father.

The gospel gives us new eyes to appreciate the bodies God has given us, no matter what they look like or how they function.

Establishing a personal mission for our family can help us make God-glorifying decisions and resist the pull of an ungodly culture.

We can help our kids connect meaningfully to Scripture by using storytelling tools to show them the relevance and richness of the text.

In a busy world, tangible prompts can remind us and our kids to slow down and connect with our God.

More than all the right words or teaching tools, we help our kids learn to pray by modeling it ourselves.

The Lord’s Prayer is both a helpful framework for teaching our kids how to pray and a powerful introduction to the theology of who God is and how he works.

The armor of Gods helps equip and enable our kids to stand through various seasons and circumstances.