As our kids make wish lists this holiday season, we have the opportunity to teach them how we can reflect the gospel in both giving and receiving gifts.

Beholding the baby in the manager reminds us of Christ’s shocking humility—the magnificence of God coming down to dwell with us.

This Christmas season, our homes can be a welcoming picture of the heavenly dwelling place still to come.

Whether we celebrate Advent in big or small ways (or maybe no way at all), we can shift our focus this Christmas off what we do as moms to what Christ has already done for us in the gospel.

The gospel frees us from viewing our salvation like Santa’s “naughty list”—where we have to earn and deserve our gifts.

Holiday hospitality is an act of sacrificial service and a beautiful opportunity to display the story of the gospel.

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.