Resources by Topic: Motherhood

In a world of email, instant messaging, and phone texts, how can you deliver a message that will really cut through the clutter? Read or Listen →

Mark DeMoss says the best time to read the Bible and pray is early in the morning. He says waiting until later in the day leaves room for more distractions. Read or Listen →

When Mark DeMoss was a young man, he observed people in the last stages of life. Most of those people had the exact same regrets. Find out why. Read or Listen →

Praying on behalf of her wayward son was one of the most difficult things Judy's ever gone through—but had some beautiful gifts along the way. Read or Listen →

If you’ve ever received a call in the middle of the night and wondered whether it was going to be the police or bad news, you probably have loved a prodigal. Read or Listen →

June 2 is Worldwide Prodigal Prayer Day. Join guest Judy Douglass, the founder of this day, as she explains what it’s all about, and how you can get involved. Read or Listen →

If you find it difficult to love a prodigal son or daughter, you’ll identify with Judy Douglass. That was her experience, too. Read or Listen →

If you’re a parent who loves Jesus, you know it’s important to teach, encourage, and pass the spiritual baton on to the next generation. Read or Listen →

What are you doing to better know God’s Word and make Him known? Nancy encourages families to consider one way of doing that: through the National Bible Bee. Read or Listen →

Randall and Rachel Payleitner anticipate and answer many of the questions you may have related to adoption. Read or Listen →

Jennifer Lyell invests time and energy teaching a Sunday school class of energetic children. She says kids need to understand God's unstoppable love. Read or Listen →

Jennifer Lyell says preschool kids really can learn important spiritual lessons. Hear her advice how to get God’s Word into young hearts. Read or Listen →

Can three-year-olds really understand theological concepts like sin and grace? Jennifer Lyell says, "Yes, they can!" She explains how she teaches little ones. Read or Listen →

A young woman in her twenties will show us how her mom’s investment paid off and encourage moms in their important work. Read or Listen →

When you have any question what do you do? Look online of course! But there’s a problem. A search engine can’t challenge you with follow up questions. Read or Listen →

Every woman knows what it’s like to be pulled in a thousand directions by everyone with a need. Get advice on how to meet those needs, and keep God a priority. Read or Listen →

Motherhood changes a woman forever. Find out how those changes give us a picture of the way Jesus laid His life down for us. Read or Listen →

Moms can feel guilty for so many things. The solution isn’t to work harder and become a more perfect mom. And it’s not to give up and abandon your home. The sol Read or Listen →

Moms can feel guilty for so many things. The solution isn’t to work harder and become a more perfect mom. And it’s not to give up and abandon your home. Read or Listen →

You can trust that God is not only writing your story; He’s also writing your child’s story. Read or Listen →

There’s one thing that’s likely to cut through all those voices and get your daughter's attention—undistracted time with you! Read or Listen →

Our daughters are constantly hearing conflicting ideas about gender. We need to pass along the truth of God’s Word in a way they can understand. Read or Listen →

How much should you share about your past with your children? Dr. Juli Slattery says you can make some important connections with your kids when you're open. Read or Listen →

You can’t imagine how important it is for your children to know that you spend time with the Lord. Read or Listen →

Every parent of daughters is going to go through some emotional ups and downs. Dannah and Nancy will show you how to walk with your daughter through them. Read or Listen →

One of the most important things you can pass on to your children is a clear understanding of the gospel. Read or Listen →

Parents of tweens might resist bringing up difficult topics like gender fluidity, sexuality purity, or eating disorders. Read or Listen →

Dannah Gresh says children are lie detectors. They know when their parents aren’t living what they’re saying. Read or Listen →

Dannah Gresh will help moms know how to engage with tween daughters on tough issues. Read or Listen →

Sometimes an interruption is actually an opportunity from God. Read or Listen →