This week, Every Hour I Need You: 30 Meditations for Moms on the Character of God, was launched into the world! And this week, as I've cared for sick children in our home, I've needed its message more than ever.
Are you a Christian mother who feels stuck in depression? This free event is for you. I hope you'll join me!
I'm so grateful to all the podcast hosts who invited me to chat about my book, God Is Still Good. Here's where you can find and listen to those conversations.
This Father’s Day weekend, I want to honor the men who seek to love and lead their families on hard roads. Those who grieve because fatherhood looks different than they expected. Fathers who pray faithfully for their families. Men who work hard in tough economies to provide for pressing financial needs...
While there often are practical ways to show compassion to someone in a trial, the best thing we can say or do is remind someone of what God has done for us in the gospel.
Motherhood is hard. While being a mom is a desirable and godly calling, sometimes patience wears thin and hearts race. If you're struggling today, read and be encouraged.
In trials, we fight our enemy's lies with biblical truth. One way I've learned to do this is to create a truth and lie chart, and you may download and share this beautiful PDF example adapted from God Is Still Good.
It's launch day for God Is Still Good! To celebrate, here's a free 5-day devotional adapted from the book. Visit the resource page for more freebies.
"God Is Still Good: Gospel Hope and Comfort for the Unexpected Sorrows of Motherhood" releases this week.
With our older sons now teenagers, my husband and I are keenly aware their days living under our roof are numbered. As we prepare to launch them out of the relative safety of our home, we’ve been considering how we can best prepare them to live for Christ in uncertain times.
Katie Faris 