More pressing than even the chores and to-dos that surround us as moms is our need to sit at God’s feet and be nourished by his Word.

God’s commitment to faithful, ordinary provision for his children infuses purpose and perspective into our own repetitive tasks and chores as moms.

In the daily tending, weeding, and pruning of motherhood, we can point to the faithful Gardener who keeps and cultivates us too—from Eden into eternity.

In the midst of motherhood’s incessant demands, Christ offers us a peace greater than any quiet moment or hot cup of coffee.

Remembering our identity in Christ and his care for us anchors us when we feel like we’re juggling many competing responsibilities in life.

As we help our kids navigate an increasingly digital world, we can point them to God’s truth as their ultimate measure of reality.

We can honor and serve birth parents through every step of the adoption process with words and actions that reflect the gospel we hold dear.

Through the uncertainties and limitations of single motherhood, we can trust that God goes with us—and he will always be enough.

Historical church traditions can be helpful for intentionally weaving the gospel into our homes, but we can each exercise our convictions with freedom and grace.

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.