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One of the greatest unmet ministry needs in our country today is that of widows. Not the traditional widow, but single moms.

Fathers who walk with the Lord and have a foundation built on Christ and other believers are able to overcome adversity.

God whispered into my heart the passion to see other single moms, like myself, live a life of freedom, hope, and joy.

What small choices have I been making that have led us to the point where my child thinks she doesn’t have to do what I say?

We tend to forget that God never promises us happy endings until we get to Heaven, which is really more of a glorious beginning.

When single parents are asked, “what do you struggle with the most?” one of the top answers by far has to be “money.”

A solo parent is someone who is raising children and running a home alone, like a military wife. Does that sound familiar?

When your ex gets married, protecting your kids is paramount. But God also calls for grace, humility, and love.

Why are so many single parents not connected to the local church? Why should we all care about the single parenting crisis?

Parenting was designed to be a 2-person job, so single parents really struggle. What about when your ex is totally unlovable?

Every day, I am watching my children’s naiveté be stripped away from them, and it’s heart-breaking.

Who will love me just for me, no strings attached?

I am convinced that when a single father remains submitted to Jesus Christ, negative influences can and will be reduced.

Tell your kids that when your heart is broken, God promises to be even closer in ways we don’t understand.

As ambassadors for Christ and as godly role models for our kids, we must hold ourselves to high standards.

The Life of a Single Mom has a desire to see that no single mom walks alone. What are you doing to change the statistics?

We get to know our children as they grow, but when is the last time you actually LEARNED something about your son or daughter?

I can easily see where being a single parent can be considered synonymous with failure. But that mindset is not of Jesus Christ!

What do we do when someone criticizes our parenting? I wrote out the accusations - then prayerfully considered them.

It’s tempting focus on romance, but when children are involved, you must make wise decisions that reflect God’s best for all of you.