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When you have raised your children up in the way they should go and they do depart from it, what do you do then? Here's how you can pray for your wayward child.

Christmastime is a beautiful and holy time of year, causing us to pause and reflect on God’s rich love for us, soaking in all its wonders, but for the overwhelmed mom, going into this season can cause a surge of panic. As excitement and...

As I give God all of my what-ifs, worries, and anxieties, He can calm my heart and remind me that He is in absolute control.

Today, my prayer for you is that you do not give up.

There will be disappointed faces on Christmas morning because of the empty space under their Christmas tree. But that isn’t the depressing part of that reality. Failing to save money for Christmas might lend the best opportunity to leave our...

Instead of hiding our grief and attempting to walk through it numbly, we serve a God who wants us to break down to Him.

Here are 7 essential phrases sons need to hear from their moms to feel valued and capable later in life.

According to the ancient Jewish way of life, Mary could not have been more than 12 or 13 years of age when she was engaged to be married to Joseph.

Long before our nation promoted the idea of honoring mothers on a special day, God commanded the sacred act as a lifelong privilege and responsibility.

Discover scriptural prayers to entrust your children's futures to God and find peace in His plan, even when facing uncertainty. Learn to release control and deepen your trust through powerful, biblical petitions for your kids.

“The best thing you can do for a child is to encourage their mother,” writes Lisa-Jo Baker on Surprised by Motherhood.

The more we surrender to God, the stronger we become.

Prayerfully surrender to Him, and bravely step out of the darkness and back into the light. Reach for the hand of the One who can save.

How can we encourage our kids about the new school year when we're stressed ourselves?

... sometimes, it's those stolen moments in the chaos that count. It's a chat with God while stirring the pasta or a quick thank-you note to heaven during a diaper change. 

Did Mary wonder what God was thinking -- "His Son, born in such a lowly place?" Could Mary have possibly seen the Big Picture of what God was trying to show through such an event?

As a mother, you will be required to "let go" of your little chicks, but in doing so you will release them to God's perfect order for their lives.

Even in the best of circumstances, motherhood is not for the faint of heart.

Sometimes life just doesn't support the model of homemaking that has been lauded for years. Sometimes the Lord calls us into other ways and methods that aren't neatly positioned within the perception of what should be versus what is.