Mom's Weekly Archives

The power of praise may surprise you.

Here’s how you can stop hiding behind your own efforts to be good and instead enjoy a graceful life.

Paranoia and safety top my priority list. I’m one of those people who worries about the what-if’s. I play with what-if all day.

Grief is a language our hearts must learn if we ever want to find true peace as the parent of a child who has died before birth.

My resolutions have a way of beginning on a rampage and ending on a bout of realism that often shoves me farther behind.

When we say yes to one thing or person, we are already automatically saying no to someone or something else.

Few people know words of comfort for any type of pregnancy loss, much less for a woman grieving and guilty over choosing abortion.

Sexual fantasies are natural, since God has created us as sexual beings. But how to deal with them in a healthy manner?

Sins. A Past. Everyone owns both.

Here are some simple ideas to think about adding to your holiday season to make it more meaningful for you and for your family.

How do you protect your children from an ex-spouse's drinking problem while still encouraging love and respect?

What a great joy it was to discover that Jesus loves and accepts me unconditionally, despite my shortcomings and failures!

What if this Thanksgiving, we thanked God for all the things he DIDN'T do for us this year?

Rachel Held Evans' controversial new book, A Year of Biblical Womanhood, is valuable, humorous, and confusing.

God wants your faith -- not your fear -- that He really can come through for you. But how can we be convinced He's trustworthy?