By Meg Duncan My Dad Showed Me the Greatest Lessons Are Taught Through Example
Waiting at the window, I arranged the blue ruffles on my brand new dress and flipped my hair around to…
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Stop Trying To Be Super Mom
Merriam Webster (online) defines Super Mom as “an exemplary mother.” I know her as the girl with a sparkling house…
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Maybe It Starts Simply By Saying, “I Hear Your Hurt.”
For years I haven't put much thought to racism. I'm ashamed to say it, but it's true. I've been taught…
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The Simple Farewell After 40 Years of Love: “I’ll Be There Soon.”
It was the first day of November. Dad was on a gurney—heavily medicated—and on his way to the nursing home.…
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God Asks Us to Love Our Neighbors—Even When it’s Not Convenient
"Hi! How are you?" I smiled with my usual response. "Good. How are you?" She buzzed past me, threw some…
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A Former Retail Worker’s Holiday Shopping Plea: Be Kind to the People Helping You This Week
Through my early twenties, I worked in customer service as a gas station clerk and a waitress, and let me…
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Capturing Contentment Along Life’s Journey
The sun is shining as I watch my three-year-old at play. It is still chilly outside, but the beauty of…
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Silencing the Skinny Girl Inside
There was once a skinny girl who lived inside of me. She was full of fat-free hopes and low-cal dreams…
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What Does God Hear When Our Children Talk To Him?
When children gather together to fellowship in the house of God, things can get a little crazy. Revealing a beautiful side…
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I Was a Judgmental Christian
My experience in my walk with God has been a walk down the Roman road. First, I timidly accepted the…
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I’ve Reached a Truce With Time As It Marches On
Our boys stand tall and straight against their bedroom wall—just to make sure we don't miss a single centimeter as…
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The Day My Marriage Ended
My first marriage ended on a Tuesday afternoon as we battled over finances on the front porch. "Fine—you want to…
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