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

We can infuse gospel grace into conversations with our kids about screen time—even as we’re still learning to manage it wisely ourselves.

God sees and values the hidden work we do as moms, even when others don’t or the fruit seems a long time coming.

Scripture provides comforting reminders of God’s power and sovereignty when we feel anxious about our well being.

We heard from nearly 10,000 moms on the trials and triumphs of Christian motherhood today.

When we feel like we have everything—or nothing—together as moms, the gospel offers us grace and acceptance in Christ.

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

God’s Word can help reset our hearts to his purposes and promises as we launch another busy day of work.

The R|M Easter Gift Guides are HERE! We've rounded up some of our favorite picks for meaningful Easter basket gifts for children ages 0-3, 4-7, and 8+.

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.