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.
Just as you'd expect from Risen Motherhood (one of my favorite blogs!), its first-ever Advent magazine is full of rich content and is stunningly beautiful! Featuring articles and artwork from fellow mommas paired with Scripture and hymns throughout, this magazine was a team effort. I'm so grateful to have my piece, "We Gaze in Wonder [...]
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.
Here are ten go-to Bible verses that have sustained me in both mundane and profound moments of motherhood. You can also download them as a free printable.
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.
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.
God Is Still Good: Gospel Hope and Comfort for the Unexpected Sorrows of Motherhood releases on January 17. Pre-order a copy and listen to my Spotify playlist today!
God invites us to gaze in wide-eyed wonder at the only one who is worthy of our worship, Jesus Christ our Lord. We don’t have to wait for some future day. We can adore him right now, in the middle of motherhood with all its particular joys and challenges. We worship him for becoming like us and making a way for us to become like him.
God has used John Piper to teach me three truths related to motherhood and suffering that have given me great hope in my sorrow. The first is that we will suffer as mothers. That reality would be devastating apart from God’s promise that our pain as his children will not be wasted. Not only does God offer us future hope; his Word also sustains us in our suffering.
Katie Faris 