The pressures of Christmas can magnify feelings of inadequacy for many mothers. In this article, Christyne Hinn points to Mary’s trust in God as a reminder that faithfulness matters more than perfection.

Motherhood is often reduced to the mundane lists of tasks to complete: diapers, meals, cleaning – but it is so much more. In this article, GraceAnna Castleberry reminds moms that God has called them to be disciple-makers in the home.

It was 6:28 on a Friday evening. With my heart pounding rapidly, I heard the garage door finally open. I plastered a smile on my face, waiting patiently at our tiny kitchen table with two babies in highchairs. Within one minute of my hard-working hubby stepping through the door, I vehemently quipped a quick hello and lunged a plate of food in his direction. Then, silence. He knew he had stepped into an unwelcome home.

The Christian home is a godly indoctrination camp.

God has ordained the home to be the primary worldview shaper of the next generation. Stated another way, it has always been the intention of God that a father and mother would purposefully disciple the kids within their four walls to know who God is and know the truth found in His Word.

Christian parents need a steady stream of wise counsel. How we obtain that counsel, and whether or not we submit to it, is the difference between a home that is growing with chaotic rebellion (even if we deny it), and a home that is growing with consistent righteousness.