Mom's Weekly Archives

God did not give us a spirit of fear. Don’t be afraid to stay at home. God will take care of the details. He will equip you. He doesn’t promise an...

By explaining worldly patterns to teens, and showing them how Christ calls us to live differently in these situations, we can help them understand...

Jesus’ words of wisdom in Matthew 6:33-34 serve as a good lifeboat for parents everywhere. We do worry! In our increasingly dangerous...

If you search through the scriptures, you are not going to find a lot of information about these two women. What you will discover is that these...

Become a praying mom now, before you see this baby. Begin praying for your child’s health and future, plus an easy delivery for you!

I remember when I first learned that Mother’s Day can be the most painful date on the calendar for those still waiting to be mothers. A dear friend...

Rest is rare, especially during the early years of parenting. But it’s so instrumental to our sanity and our ability to keep showing up for the...

There is a difference between agreeing to hear your children out and granting their every wish like some parental genie. Teaching your kids that...

It’s the struggle to feel seen, productive, it’s the constant worry you are doing something wrong, it’s the unending need for more and more...

Parents have the opportunity to speak life and hope to their children as they navigate through adulthood. If they choose to focus on negativity and...

It’s important for our children to see us seek God in His Word. The hope is that they will eventually look for Him there, themselves. Proverbs 22:6...

All parents live on the wildly swinging pendulum of their children’s emotions. One moment they’re thrilled to show you how well they did on their...

We don’t have to create a weekend getaway with individual children to gauge their whereabouts on obedience. We just have to pay attention....

If we don't take ownership of our faults and apologize to our children when we've wronged them or did something wrong that they witnessed or...

Use these conversation starters to avoid bringing after school heart-to-hearts to a screeching halt.