In all the fears we possess as moms, we can take comfort in the truth that God is both our defense against harm and against our own wandering. 

God doesn’t stand by our side as an onlooker, rather, he enters into our suffering with us.

If we feeling anxiety from existing in the unknown future, we can bring ourselves back to the present and remind ourselves of what is true. As Psalm 23:4 concludes: I will fear no evil, "for you are with me."

When we trust that our suffering lies within the sovereignty of God, we have hope that he will use it and see us through it. 

We can be confident God will empower us to walk in his ways because he is committed to his glory, and as his children, we share the family name.

We are not only saved by grace, we continue in grace every step along the way.

Our worth is not tied up in our performance but wholly founded on God’s unconditional love.  

Knowing and fellowshipping with Jesus is an experience of life that transcends our circumstances and feeds our souls with what they most deeply need. 

You are not on your own to figure out the way forward. You are being led into abundant life by a God who loves you. 

Because of Christ’s death and resurrection on our behalf, we can cease striving before God and rest in his grace.