sincerely summer

I Didn’t Think Motherhood
Would Be This Hard

Have you ever wished for a “big sister” in motherhood that could guide you through the ins and outs of mom-life?
The “Sincerely” summer series was created just for you.

A NEW ARTICLE SERIES FROM RISEN MOTHERHOOD

That’s why we’ve partnered with five mentor moms—Jen Wilkin, Susan Hunt, Kristie Anyabwile, Missie Branch, and Colleen Searcy—to share their wisdom through heartfelt letters written for various seasons of motherhood, from the little years all the way to the letting-go years.

Take heart, mom; no matter your season, stage, or circumstances, the gospel changes everything. Let’s pass it on.

sincerely summer SERIES is here!

You’ve heard us say it before: motherhood is hard.

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Recent Articles from the Sincerely Series:

Articles
A Letter for Moms with Spiritually Absent Husbands
A Letter for Moms with Spiritually Absent Husbands

No matter the spiritual maturity of our husband, we can faithfully pursue being with God’s people, soaking in the Word, discipling our children, and learning to love our husband well.

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A Letter for Moms with a Neurodivergent Child
A Letter for Moms with a Neurodivergent Child

Through the challenges and unknowns of mothering a neurodivergent child, we can expect God to continue showing us his goodness and grace.

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A Letter for the Letting-Go Years
A Letter for the Letting-Go Years

Like any major transition, the letting-go years of motherhood are an opportunity to fix our identity in Christ, live for his glory, and continue investing in the work before us.

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A Letter for the High School Years
A Letter for the High School Years

Through the ever-changing high school years, we can model to our teens a faith that is imperfect, yet dependent on a perfect Savior.

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A Letter for the Middle School Years
A Letter for the Middle School Years

In the turning point of the middle school years, we can bring all our fears to the Lord and prayerfully depend on him in new and deeper ways.

Read More →

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