How did your faith come alive? Are you still struggling with it? Do you have questions? God can handle ALL of your questions, and in this episode of Daughters of the King, Sarah walks us through how she came to be on fire for God. Her passion for serving Him led her to do some extraordinary things, including founding The Omega Project, an organization dedicated to changing the conversation around sex trafficking by normalizing the topic in our homes and communities.

It's easy to feel gratitude when things are going well, but it takes a lot of faith (and practice!) to cultivate gratitude during challenging times. In this episode, Amanda Schaefer and I discuss the practice of finding gratitude and leaning on God, even when it's hard to do.

That phase of life between graduating high school and settling into married life and motherhood is an exciting (if uncertain) time for young women. This phase of life is often seen as transitionary, just a step along the way towards what God REALLY has in store for us. But it's so much more than that. So many big, important things happen in the phase between growing up and getting married, and it sets us on the path that God has in store for us.

God never gives up on us. Even when we feel that our struggles have been too enormous, or that we aren’t worthy, His love is still there, waiting to envelop and uplift us. Priscilla’s story is proof that no matter what happens in our lives, God is faithful to us. It’s also a beautiful reminder that motherhood can take on many forms, whether we are called to mother projects or communities, or to be mentors and teachers.

God is faithful, and He lovingly prepares the path for us, even when we doubt Him. On this week's episode of Seasons of Motherhood, Vanessa Brobbel reminds us that when we hear God's call in our hearts, it's okay to ask questions and bring them to Him. He can handle it all.

Social media is here to stay, but we don’t have to let it run our lives.

As mothers, our voices have a profound impact on our childrens' lives. We have the power to speak truth into their hearts, and as we grow up, our words to them will turn into their own inner voices. So how do we navigate this?

When your kids are past the point of needing you to be there all the time, what do you do? Years of acquired wisdom is the gift of being in a later season of motherhood, but what do you do with it? In this episode of Seasons of Motherhood, Janice Nikkel and I talk about mentoring younger women, which is something that's been on my heart lately too.

The experience of grief and motherhood is rarely talked about, especially in the context of miscarriage and child loss. These are immensely difficult subjects to talk about, but it's important that we do.

"So they are no longer two, but one flesh. Therefore what God has joined together, let no one separate." - Matthew 19:6