6 Little Sayings of Mom’s
If there was grace and compassion to teach her six kids, this mom did it!
Mother’s Day invites us to share our deepest love and appreciation with the woman who made our lives possible.
If there was grace and compassion to teach her six kids, this mom did it!
I think every mother goes through those times when we wonder if we’re really capable of raising the children we’ve been given. On those difficult days, we have to stand on the Word of God and all of its promises.
To celebrate Mother’s Day, we asked our readers to share with us the best pieces of advice their mothers had ever given them.
The connection between a parent and child is powerful, sometimes in a mysterious, miraculous way.
It was a spiritual act, a practice of humility, a way for my mother to say that even in our humblest choices we can honor God.
God instructs us to honor our mothers; the reward is that we will live well and have a long life.
I suspect God reserves a special kind of power just for mothers. One that transforms them into a force to be reckoned with.
A mother reflects on a tender moment at her son’s wedding and recalls the prayer she has prayed since he was born.
I dropped a ball, and I felt awful about it. My daughter forgave me, and I asked God to help me forgive myself…
Though she dearly missed her departed mother, an unexpected gift from a friend brought her comfort.
Our rock. The glue that binds us. How many of us say that about our moms? They’re not just there for their kids, but for the entire family.
Mother’s Day was always bittersweet for her, but new and unlikely family members eased her burden.