By Christine Carter God Commands Us To Rest—So Why Is It So Hard To Do?
It was a rainy, cold Monday morning. We all got up too late and I rushed the kids off to…
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Faith
The Heart Has Room For Both Gratitude and Grief
After sending my friend and her new husband off for their honeymoon, I walked back to my lodging by myself.…
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By Shannon Whitmore Why Won’t God Give Us the Baby We’re Praying For?
Our family lives in a very weird part of America. Unlike the majority of families in our country with their…
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By Tynea Lewis God Doesn’t Need You To Hide Your Past
Dear Friend, I know you are ashamed of your past. You’re ashamed of the mistakes you’ve made. You’re ashamed of…
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By Kirstyn Wegner Stop Putting Quarters in a Vending Machine God
I don’t pray like I used to. In the infancy of my faith, I treated prayer like a business transaction—righteousness…
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By Lynee Posthumus A Toddler’s Love Makes the World Right Again
Today was hard. It was long. Like one of those in the trenches of motherhood posts you read by women…
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Faith is Tested In the In-Between
A few weeks ago, our laundry room flooded. The floor needed to be ripped out, and well, it is a…
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By Stephanie Kramm Remember How Far God Went To Be So Close To You
God seems to give one particular command a lot: Remember. Multiple times in the Old Testament, His people were reminded…
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When God Says No To Your Kid
We’ve all been there . . . or at least somewhere close. Bottom of the ninth, bases loaded, two outs,…
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I Married My Opposite
They say opposites attract. It's so I don't spend our entire budget on kid's clothes, makeup, and leggings. I'm a…
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By Lindsay Meier I Pray I’m Raising Kids Who Love Jesus
I used to worry I might be feeding my kids too much junk food. I’d wonder, did we start their…
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By Kelsey Scism My Kids Fight Because They’re Figuring Out How To Love Each Other
My kids fight. It’s hard to admit that out loud, but I said it. They fight, and argue, and use…
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