Even in the mundane tasks of cleaning and maintaining our homes, we can image God in his work of bringing order and beauty to the world.

The lives of faithful mothers who have gone before us, like Amanda Berry Smith, can inspire and instruct us as we seek to serve God right where we are.

Faithfulness in our work doesn’t hinge on our output as moms; it’s learning to lean on Christ’s strength amidst our limitations.

As we anticipate the celebration of Easter, Lent can be a helpful practice to prepare our hearts for receiving God’s good gift of the gospel.

Working moms can find freedom from guilt and rest in Christ as we navigate our responsibilities and time away from our kids.

Fixing our eyes on Christ and his perfection frees us from the burden of our own imperfections and failures as moms.

The gospel redefines our expectations as we choose to approach our in-law relationships with prayer, believing the best, intentional listening, and a heart to serve.

When contentment in our circumstances seems impossible, we can be encouraged by Paul’s example of learning to depend on Christ and find ultimate joy in him.

As we talk about work—from household chores to future career dreams—we can help our kids see that we were designed to image God and bring him glory in all our labors.

We can help shoulder the burdens of sisters married to unbelieving husbands by coming alongside to pray, befriend, disciple, and love.

There are many demands on our time in the postpartum stage but also precious opportunities for rest, growth, thankfulness, and ministry to others.

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