Mom's Weekly Archives

When my own parent’s marriage fell apart, I was a child. At the age of 13, I soon realized that my opinion no longer mattered.

We say a lot of things in the course of a day, and I would argue that much of it is of little consequence in the long run. Except when it comes to...

The truth is, moms are often put in positions that they would rather not be in. Positions where we have to trust others to play a part in our...

There are so many things I know now, that I wish I could have known then. Here are 10 things I wish every girl could hear.

Most Christian parents agree on the importance of passing on a legacy of faith to their children. But too often, life gets in the way.

Instead of trying to eradicate a child’s annoying personality, parents should cultivate the spiritual gifts that accompany such traits.

These three action steps may seem like too-easy-to-be-true solutions, but if you actually do them, you will experience less stress in your mom...

This world is not our home, and we shouldn’t expect to be satisfied with what we have here.

Tricia Goyer has found a catchy way to remember to cloak her kids in prayer – from their heads to their toes.

My daughter, now 21, hates when I worry. And I'm pretty sure God hates my worrying too, according to Philippians 4:6.

Many women sense God’s call to lead in a variety of different ways but lack the opportunities they need to do God's work.

Are you are a safe haven for other women in your life? Is the core of your heart a safe place?

We all know that words have the power to destroy and tear down. Yet we continue to say hateful things about ourselves! Why?

I’ve ramped up my list making. As a single mom, my life has never felt more out of my control. Everything I have built toward has changed.

Jesus invites us, “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” But will we listen to him?