By Kyleigh Dunn I Didn’t Want To Go To Church
I didn’t want to go to church. I had to get a baby and a toddler across the base to…
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By Traci Rhoades Everything I Know About Serving the Local Church, I Learned From My Mom
When mom had my brother, she quickly realized something: she could not raise this baby boy into a man on…
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I Want To Raise Children Who Stop and Pray at Sirens
They get me every time. The sirens. Every time I hear them, my heart skips a beat. Knowing someone is…
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By Kamrie Smith Can I Keep My Scars in Heaven?
I know that You say we will be given new bodies in Heaven. Ones that aren’t plagued by aches, pains,…
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By HVFH Contributor 5 Keys To a Marriage That Lasts
I oscillated between two extremes as a teenager. I went from claiming I didn't believe in love at all and…
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By Melodie Rose Sharp As a New Mom, God Shows Me I’m Not Alone
I sat still, quietly still, as I listened to my baby boy breathe heavily in his sleep. My hair was…
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What Happens When God Says No?
I told my husband we really needed to pray about something that would be vital to our current situation. I…
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By Lizzy Christian God Sees All the Little Things a Mother Does
She makes the appointments. She packs the car snacks. She ensures the diaper bag is restocked with diapers and wipes…
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Sacrificial Friendship is a Gift From God
I can’t believe she did that. I’m 48 minutes from leaving for a gigantic work meeting when the babysitter calls…
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By Kimberly Keys It’s OK To Be a Little Mad At God Right Now
It's a very tough time to be a parent. The world is a scary place right now. Parents are struggling…
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By Tracy Wright Is My Faith Unraveling?
The weather has warmed, the pandemic restrictions are easing, and basking in the light of my fully vaccinated status, I…
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By JD Arbuckle Daddy Issues Don’t Define Me
Growing up as the daughter of an addict comes with its fair share of baggage. I like to consider myself…
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