Encouragement for Mothers

Put these 5 steps into place to help you plan your days with intention. You’ll be amazed at the positive changes in your use of time and the difference in the atmosphere of your home, especially on busy—and early—back-to-school mornings!

DEVOTION: More times than not, your situation is out of your control, but it is always in God’s control. So rather than worry, choose to pray and put your hope into the loving hands of God. 

DEVOTION: If you can mentor under an older woman, that’s wonderful! If not, don’t despair. There are many other ways to be discipled.

DEVOTION: Seasons seem to go by in an instant! Here are practical ideas you can put into action to be purposeful to pause and develop the relationships with your family members that will last a lifetime!

How does a young mom raise godly children? These three Bible verses show God's guidelines for Christian parents.

Can any other moms relate to having their normally-sweet toddler throw themselves on the floor and scream because we didn’t give them a cookie? Here's wisdom and advice on how a godly parent calms our children's temper tantrums.

Do you know how to teach your children about the cross? Here is a simple and effective way to reach them and others with the Easter message. 

(Parents, this devotion is material from A Girl’s Guide to Prayer. We pray it blesses you and your tween!)

When you see your friends, you don’t just say “Hi” and keep on walking. No, you want to catch up and to talk about all kinds of things! That’s how God desires for us to do with Him through prayer.

When you pray and talk to God, it's more than a one-way conversation. So, what exactly is prayer?

Prayer is not a one-time talk. And it’s not just another opportunity to say “Give me” to God. Share this devotion with your tween to help them learn about prayer!

Do you need encouragement in taking control of your screen time? Here is one wonderful reason: with the TV off and our phone put aside, we have more time to devote to activities that shape both heart and soul—of both us and our children. 

Going to church is just a small commitment of a tiny slice of time each week. Yet this one little practice, over time, makes a huge difference in a family. Here's help to get you there!