"I dunno” is an answer you’re probably familiar with as a parent. Sometimes you can’t get kids to be quiet and other times it’s impossible to get a word from them.

As I write this, my dear friend Brenda has just died. She was 36 and leaves a husband and three children, the youngest of whom is a five-month-old baby.

An earthquake. A phone call in the middle of the night. A four-hour drive through snow-covered roads. A plane ticket she didn’t even know if she had. Could she make it home?

With church services cancelled, how can parents continue to cultivate the spiritual lives of their children?

Working mums who are now staying home with your kids, how are you doing?

Thanks to our friends at Bible Society Australia and Koorong, you can get up to three copies of this little book FREE to read and share with your child and others.

I am their mother, I’m the one Who leads and guides and carries on Strong for the task are these, my arms To comfort, shelter, soothe and calm

Q: What should I say to my five-year-old when he asks why he can't audibly hear God?

Sometimes, the responsibility of being a parent can be overwhelming, but help is available during the moments when we feel like helpless little children.

Believing God is with us in every situation gave me the assurance she needed to face one of the hardest situations any mother ever has to face.