By Leslie M. Bosserman The Way Home
It was a spring of superbloom across California. After years of drought, wildflower seeds that lay dormant finally covered the…
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Faith
By Laura Childers My Teen Is Ready to Move Out and I Have to Let Him Go
Kids grow up and move out. But while some people might look forward to an empty nest, I am not…
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I’m Here. I See You. Let Go.
The sounds of laughter thundered down upon my shoulders, bouncing off the walls of the enclosed playground inside a local…
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By Megan Rogers When My Best Friend Died, My Faith Almost Did Too
Tears streamed down my face as I pressed my hand into my best friend's chest. The sheer terror and adrenaline…
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By Marissa Khosh Before I Knew Loss
Sometimes I miss those days of innocence. Those days before the grief. Those days before our reality became a repetitive…
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“Mommy, Can You Wash My Feet?”
I can gravitate between a noble sense of martyrdom, believing I am the best mother ever, and a nagging sense…
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By Donna Bartos Stop Listening To the Voice that Says You’re Not Good Enough
I spent most of my life chasing this perfect woman who I could never be. Her name was Autumn. I can…
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When God Says No
I’m convinced, my neighbors must think I’m crazy. I’ve lost count of the number of times they’ve heard me raise…
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You Are Worthy and Loved (Even When You Don’t Feel like It)
Worthy . . . we use this word often. We say this to ourselves and to people around us all…
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By Skyler Dusenbery Mornings Are for Me and You and Jesus
My quiet time has been interrupted a lot lately. And truthfully, I’m growing really weary from it. I miss meeting…
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By Jennifer Kennedy God Puts Other Moms in Your Life for a Purpose—Make Sure You Look Up
The last thing I wanted to do that chilly spring afternoon was look up. The bright children’s gym was a…
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Dear Nana Thank You for Leaving Your Faith Behind
Dear Nana, Somehow it has been almost two decades since the last time we touched hands. I will never forget…
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