We don’t have to go through motherhood in survival mode. God lifts our heads so that we can behold him—and be transformed.

When motherhood humbles us, we can look to God to raise us up.

When we face embarrassing moments in motherhood, we can handle them well by giving thanks, moving forward, and fearing the Lord first.

As moms, we aren’t meant to settle for less. We can live an abundant life in Christ amidst the challenges of motherhood.

God gives us stories of his faithfulness to strengthen our faith and sustain us in hard times.

We can teach our kids to celebrate differences—God created them so we can help each other.

Motherhood extends countless invitations for us to recognize our inability, acknowledge God’s ability, and lean on him to meet our children’s deepest need.

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.

Moms can have a meaningful prayer life without books, plans, or extended quiet times by simply talking to the Lord about his word.

While we shouldn’t give up quiet times with God, let’s remember that our time with God doesn’t always have to be quiet.

When we take a break from cultural expectations, we can approach Advent with an attitude of playfulness and rest, delighting in the Lord and his good gifts.

Just as we love to inspire wonder in our children, our heavenly Father invites us to wonder at the gift of his Son.