Unmet expectations around the holidays remind us of our need for divine rescue and God’s provision in Christ—the true reason for the season.

Scripture helps us cultivate hearts of thanksgiving and worship to God, even through times of trial.

No matter where our kids fall academically, we can remind them that Christ doesn’t rank us by our achievements and our identity is fixed in him.

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.

In the unseen, ordinary work of motherhood, we can remember that God values and rewards our faithful service.

God ordains our limits in motherhood and uses them for our flourishing—an invitation to find hope, rest, and purpose in him.

The R|M Gift Guides are HERE! We've rounded up our favorite picks for him, her, kids of all ages, and even dropped a few items in for your small group Secret Santa swap. Word on the street is Christmas shopping is already moving full steam ahead, so head here to start checking off everyone on the gift list!

A few Latin slogans from the Reformation can instruct and inspire us still today to become moms who treasure God’s Word and practically live out the gospel.

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

When our questions and fears surrounding our kids’ use of social media overwhelm us, these five gospel principles can help provide peace and direction.

When we’re struggling to steward social media well, God’s Word helps us examine and redirect our habits, motivations, and influences.