By Megan Kewaza Motherhood Is Ministry
When I’m tired. When I feel like I’m failing. When my cheeks hurt from laughing. When I’m content. Jesus, even…
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Faith
By Lizzy Christian There is Mercy in the Mess
Today was one of those days. My firefighter went straight to the Fire Academy to teach for the day, after…
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By Shanna Walker Finding God in the Before and After
Everybody loves a good before and after. Two little photos, placed side by side, are evidence of a transformation. A…
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By April Thomas Are You the Favorite?
I was sitting with my daughter Alaine at Grace City Church in Lakeland, Florida the other Sunday when Pastor Andrew…
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Motherhood Reveals I Am a Mess in Need of a Savior
Motherhood–like marriage–reveals the sin within me. I complain, I worry, I’m selfish. I yell, I compare, I’m quick to anger.…
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By Michelle Hurst Take Courage
My sophomore English teacher kicked off the school year by reading Anne Sexton on the first day of school, a…
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By Tara Banks The Best Marriage Advice We Ever Got: Touch Feet Every Night
Twenty-six years ago this summer, I got a tiny piece of advice on my wedding day that has kept me…
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Faith is a Verb, So We Go to Church
Every Sunday morning we rush out the door bribing, coaxing, and threatening our kids to just “Get into the van!”…
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By Melissa Miller 3 Simple Ways to Be a More Confident Mother
Do you ever ask yourself why you can’t be more like that mom or why can’t your kids be like…
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By Kimberly Willingham Hubbard Grief Is Persistent But God Is Faithful
The loss of a parent doesn't just sting, it leaves you with an irreplaceable hole in your heart. It's been…
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I Gave up on God but He Never Gave up on Me
I grew up in a religious house. We went to church every Sunday. My mom taught Sunday school, and we…
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By Georgina Butler I Count My Blessings Every Day
I remember being jealous of my classmates often. I would look at the girls at my school who seemed to…
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