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The marriage of our dreams is rarely the marriage of our reality. But a hard season doesn’t equal a hopeless marriage. There is hope.

Well, friend, as a mom that has dabbled in nearly every education option possible (probably because I have double-guessed making these choices way too many times to count), I know the many emotions and strings attached to such a decision.

I found that single parents seemed to be the only demographic considered ‘unfit’ for missionary work. But that didn't stop me.

If you’re a parent and grandparent worried about disturbing the people around you by bringing a potentially noisy child into worship, relax. It’s good for them, it’s good for you, and it’s good for the people around you.

Whether you’ve been out of the work-force for a few years or twenty, making this adjustment can lead to a great deal of insecurity and stress.

"All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting, and training in righteousness." 2 Timothy 3:16 (NIV)

Because when we are weak, then He is strong. And God’s strength causes mankind’s to pale. Under His wings, friend, we rest in safety. We’re wise to run to Him.

What’s the voice in your head? What script do you play over and over that influences your worldview and self-perception?

Moms, you do the best you can with your limited knowledge, growing as your child grows, learning as they learn, and all the while, you continue to let God's love lead you.

Because mothering requires constant sacrifice, the temptations to resentment, complaining, and self-pity are always close at hand. But such selfishness will quickly sap the strength of our love for our children.

Scientists are just starting to understand the picture of how interaction with screens, social media, and a digitally-driven world impacts child brain development.

Around age thirteen, when I realized she was coming quickly to the end of what we would formally cover through high school, I started thinking ahead. Would college be appropriate at age fourteen? What would that look like?

Here is the truth I’m now able to see: there are some seasons in parenthood that we just rejoice with gratitude that we made it through them!

Though Moses is most commonly associated with the Ten Commandments and the exodus from Egypt, his songs written to commemorate God’s goodness and faithfulness are also worthy of our attention. But what do they mean and what do they have to say to...

Now I sit here, facing my crisis of belief. Will I step out in faith? Will I trust Him to do what only He can do? Will I believe that He will provide?