Mom's Weekly Archives

Based on Paul Harvery's "So God Made a Farmer," this poem beautifully honors mothers for all the do, all they stand for, and all their love. 

Mother’s Day is right around the corner, and I want to say I see you, and more importantly, God sees you.

There’s no denying the teenage years can be difficult, especially for inexperienced parents who are ill-prepared for the challenges that...

Teaching them to filter the words and influences that they absorb, along with learning to filter their own internal dialogue with Scripture, is a...

Moms, you do the best you can with your limited knowledge, growing as your child grows, learning as they learn, and all the while, you continue to...

Mothers were important in the beginning, and they will remain important. As long as we keep having children there will always be the critical role...

Western culture doesn't have a manhood ceremony. This may not be entirely bad, as many of the rites of passage into manhood were (and in some...

What a wonderful privilege and tremendous responsibility we have to steward our words well. We must use them to edify our children and never to...

Kids need to know it is OK to feel sad, angry, confused, or any other emotion they feel. The better they can express their emotions and have...

Always remember that your actions and reactions to chaotic situations are imprinted subconsciously in your child's mind. Your goal is to serve as a...

As much joy as motherhood brings, it also brings a lot of physical and mental fatigue... Even though a break may seem impossible, the benefits of...

We all would do well to focus on our calling and purpose. And we would do well to remember saying no doesn’t devalue another woman saying yes.

How do we pivot from the harsh reality of a merciless world of manmade standards and works, and show our children God is love? How do we reflect...

With each new generation comes a new set of challenges, social norms, and peer pressures, which affect how we parent, determining what our kids...

Early parenthood is lived as a blur.  The details swirl together, nights run into the daytime, sleep is in short supply, and the survival of...