Motherhood is an opportunity to humbly acknowledge our sins and shortcomings—and to point our kids to Christ as the Savior we all need.

Foster moms need many types of tools and support, but the gospel is what ultimately equips and encourages them for the challenges of serving vulnerable children.

Through the uncertainties of moving, we can remind ourselves and our kids of God’s faithfulness and keep our eyes out for his good provisions wherever we are.

The teen years are an opportunity for moms not to fall back in fear, but to press forward with hope as we preach and practice the gospel in each little moment.

The world’s first mother, Eve, shows us how to boldly grasp gospel hope as we feel the fall’s impact on our own motherhood.

As we interact with single brothers and sisters, we can point our kids to the beauty and opportunity of their unique calling.

Our response to sin and failure provides a unique opportunity to put gospel truth into practice for our kids.

As we enter into other moms’ lives with words of hope and support, we can point them to the better encouragement of Christ Jesus.

No matter the challenges of our current season of motherhood, we can rest in God’s faithfulness and promises to carry us safely through.

We can ask our Heavenly Father to save our children and make them more and more like him—the One who never lies.

Scripture shows us how to bring our questions to God in the wake of miscarriage, trusting his promises of redemption and seeking to honor him in our grief.

So far as it depends on us, we can seek to live in loving harmony with our mother-in-law, following the example of Ruth and Naomi.