We’ve all heard the idiom, “Hindsight is 20/20.” It implies that it’s easier to clearly understand an event or situation in the past after it’s already happened. Well, looking back, now with three adult children and five grandchildren, there’s a few things that are much clearer to me now. I could list a bunch but let’s stick with these...

For five years, I’ve chosen to listen instead of speak. But as I looked around at the women who have shaped my walk with Jesus, I sensed the Lord whisper, “Give back what was poured into you.” So here I am, a mom still learning, passing along the wisdom He’s carved into my everyday chaos. You may not be a mother yet, or you may be walking a different path, but I believe the Lord has something for each of us in these four lessons.

Our children are watching us from the time they are babies to the day they see us leave this earth. We are called to be faithful leaders of our homes. To lead our families well, there are four essential practices we must embrace as fathers.

Even in the midst of pain, God has equipped you to guide your teen in faith. This encouraging article reminds divorced parents that their role still matters, their influence still shapes, and God’s grace is more than enough to carry them and their children forward.

Motherhood is full of holy moments wrapped in ordinary chaos. Sighs between wiping sticky hands, giggles while sitting beside an empty crib in anticipation. But through it all, one truth holds steady: Jesus is our hope, meeting us in all of it. He doesn’t offer the fragile kind of hope that depends on circumstances, but the unshakable kind rooted only in Him.

Heads up, young adults: Tuesdays do not replace Sundays. Yes, you can stream a sermon, vibe to worship on Spotify, and catch a devotional on IG, but none of those things replace the beauty, power, and necessity of gathering with the saints on a Sunday.