Mom's Weekly Archives

Some seasons call us home. Whether you're facing a sense of longing or a tug from the Holy Spirit, here's why stepping back might be the most...

We are his handiwork. His workmanship. His Poiema (His poem). And he didn’t create us to be ogled at. He didn’t create us to be idolized on...

It's simple really, and I think sometimes we, as mothers, complicate it too much. Our sons do want to spend time with us, but we often expect them...

Your teen’s faith can grow this summer—but not by accident. Here's how to open your home and your heart in a way that reflects Christ.

Motherhood often brings unexpected challenges and heartache, but even biblical mothers—faithful, chosen, and devoted—faced moments of sorrow,...

Your son is growing up in a world that questions his identity. Here’s how to equip him with truth, courage, and a heart for God before he turns 10.

Today, I invite you to pause with me and ask God into the broken and messy parts of your anxious heart. Let’s seek Him together as we find...

Skip the screen time—your backyard is bursting with ways to show your kids who God is! These simple outdoor adventures can grow your child’s faith...

How do we accomplish rest, when we still have kids running around, all with needs that still must be met? We make rest a priority! Here are a few...

Single motherhood is tough no matter the season. But something about the summer brings many challenges, especially when juggling work, childcare,...

 If we are going to be honest and understand this proverb, then we must acknowledge that God’s love for us is proven by his discipline just as...

Moms want to bring out the best in each child to help them thrive. Promoting positive character, behavior, and social interactions starts with...

While each of us may fall into different seasons, we must strive to focus on where God has our family and where He is making provisions in making...

Protect my heart as I carry out my daily obligations, knowing that investing in my children is how I bring glory to You. Help me chisel these...

God, in His infinite wisdom and grace, doesn't demand perfection from mothers. Instead, He desires their hearts—sincere, imperfect, and willing.