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I wasn’t prepared for my daughters’ teen years. What happened to the little girls who wanted to spend time with mom? For me to exert any meaningful influence in my daughters’ lives, I knew I needed to be close to them -- but how?

Ladies, do you ever wonder if your normal life actually matters for the kingdom of God?

A few months ago I shared a few lessons I’ve learned along the way—a few things I’ve learned about preaching since I rather unexpectedly found myself regularly standing in the pulpit. I want to add a couple of items to my list.

Synonyms for brave are valiant, resolute, unafraid, courageous, adventuresome, bold, fearless, spunky, gritty, spirited, undaunted, etc. Maybe I was using the wrong term, because I know many women would attribute some of those synonyms to...

When painful surprises of life come, our faith can take a hit. How do we resolve all of the questions we have about God when life just hurts too much?

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There are mom-worries that no habit or discipline will pull us through. Only God gets us through the hefty burdens. And having cultivated a relationship with Him in the easier days makes Him all the more familiar when the days are dark and hard.

We've seen a lot about women uniting together for different causes lately, but the reality is that we often compare and compete more than we unite. Let's change that.

My amazing and better-than-the-rest husband and father to our four amazing kids took a moment to write a poem and prayer for all the dads and men reflecting on what fatherhood means this Father’s Day.

It's much easier to say we are thankful than to actually be. Learn to embrace gratitude in every season.

Parenting is a battlefield bursting with questions that beg to be answered. Thankfully, many older mothers pass their knowledge to the next generation.

Ultimately, it’s tempting to do a quick Google search any time we need parenting advice. However, what if we chose to seek our mother’s wisdom a little more often?

Moms, it's all right to admit you have not achieved perfection. Truthfully, we don't know of a "perfect mom" anymore than we know of a "perfect child." But we can have as our goal becoming a mom who is sensitive to the Holy Spirit's guidance.

The number one thing on God’s agenda for your marriage, is not that you live “happily-ever-after” as many believe is the goal of a happy marriage.