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Trusting God with Your Parenting Journey Motherhood is one of the most rewarding callings—and one of the most humbling. From the moment w...

Mornings with kids can feel like a whirlwind — mismatched socks, rushed breakfasts, and last-minute backpack scrambles. But in the middle of the ch...

A new school year brings fresh notebooks, sharpened pencils, and the excitement of new beginnings. But as we prepare our children for academic succ...

Friendships are among the most delightful blessings in a child’s life. From playground games to sleepovers and birthday parties, friends...

We live in a world where standing out often feels uncomfortable, and standing firm in faith can be even harder — especially for kids. As parents an...

The sun is shining, school is out, and the long, exciting summer days await! For many families, summer is a chance to rest, reconnect, and have fun...

  As Father’s Day approaches, our hearts turn toward the men who have shaped us through strength and provision, faith, humility, and quiet persever...

Teaching Kids About Biblical Heroes of Faith in the Bible As parents and caregivers, one of the greatest gifts we can offer our childre...

The Power of a Mother’s Prayer There is no love on earth quite like a mother’s love. It is unique, fierce, unrelenting, and sacrificial. From the...

From the very first breath we take, there's a gentle presence guiding us—Mom. But why did God create mothers?

Scripture and everyday life show us the answer: God designed mothers to reflect His nurturing love, to be partners in the miracle of life, and to lead with humble strength. From midnight prayers to whispered encouragement, moms embody grace, perseverance, and faith in action.

Motherhood isn’t just a role—it’s a divine calling. And every act of love, no matter how small, becomes part of a powerful legacy that points back to God’s heart.

As Christian parents, one of our greatest callings is to “train up a child in the way he should go” (Proverbs 22:6). We pray for our children, read...

Easter is more than just a holiday; it’s the celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ, the foundation of our Christian faith. While traditions like the Easter egg hunt, the Easter lily, and family feasts bring joy, they also hold deep symbolism pointing to the victory of Christ over death.

The Easter egg, for example, symbolizes new life, reminding us of the stone rolled away from Jesus’ tomb. The Easter lily, with its pure white petals, represents the holiness of Christ and His victory over sin. As we gather around the table to share a meal, we remember Jesus' sacrifice and the fellowship we share in the hope of His resurrection.

The cross, the Paschal candle, and our Easter prayers all serve to remind us that Jesus’ resurrection has brought light, hope, and eternal life to the world. As we celebrate, let’s remember that every tradition we observe is a reflection of the love, grace, and victory that Jesus brought into our lives through His resurrection.