Mom's Weekly Archives

As children of God, there is always the presence of hope, even in those darkest moments when we cannot perceive it.

So I’m better at stepping over the mess of today because who knows what kind of beauty it will show up as tomorrow.

Social media can be a powerful communicator of God’s truth, but it can also hurt.

Our kids have many wants, but these five are the kind that are never written down, and seldom ever verbalized.

Every Christian teaches the next generation of men, since all of us are responsible for building up the body of Christ. So what’s most important in...

The responsible way in which we choose to handle modern media will set the tone for our children’s online behavior. Young children mimic what they...

As a parent, I have spent a great deal of time searching for keys; however, these keys were for the purpose of eternity. These were keys needed to...

Parenting strategies may not work, but God’s Word offers wisdom and life principles for families.

Your work in evangelism and discipleship done through the power of the Spirit gives Jesus praise that echoes in eternity.

When I had my first child, I had no clue what I was doing. While I knew a few women at my church, I didn’t feel close enough to ask practical...

Last December I started a new habit—something that worked so well, I plan to keep the tradition. As a mom of four, I stick with simple—and this is...

As exciting as it is to be a new mom, it’s also unfamiliar territory. And although being a mother is wonderful, there’s no going back. Ever.

If our teens don’t “buy in” to the rules, the relational approach makes enforcing those rules more difficult.

Sometimes doing less is the best gift a tired mom can give her family.

Here are a few encouraging truths that we can take away from one passage for our parenting, when we see our kids enduring hardship or suffering.