By Kimberly Keys Thank You God For The Gift of Raising a Toddler
As a mom of a toddler, my days can feel hectic. Trying to keep up with my not so little…
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By Ashley I. Arinez They Were His Before They Became Mine
Our pediatrician called us with an update on my daughter’s bilirubin levels. He told us to head to the children’s…
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By Natasha Smith ‘Advanced Maternal Age’ Does Not Define You
"Matured maternal age." Those are the words I saw listed on my medical chart at my last doctor’s visit. And…
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By Her View From Home Jesus Wept, Mama—You Can Too
Do you ever feel like, as a mom, you can’t feel frustrated or sad or angry at the situation you…
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Don’t We All Just Need To Be Loved Right Out of Our Pain?
I held his hand throughout the entire ceremony. Fingers laced together, sweaty palms and eager hearts. I married a man…
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By Diana Perfetti It Took a Car Accident To Show Me God Has Been Protecting Me All Along
I woke up in a daze. I could hear the ignition running with a soft, eerie squeal. The airbag deflated…
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By Jennifer Toscano Dear Strong Willed Daughter, When We Struggle
You, my daughter, are my tough one. You are my child who bucks against everything I say. You keep your…
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By Shannon Whitmore We Spend Our Lives Hiding But God is Always Seeking Us
My kids are awful at playing hide-and-seek. My toddler daughter likes to count with her splayed fingers over her face.…
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By Melissa Neeb Don’t Ever Settle For An Ordinary Marriage
Call me a romantic. I never wanted an ordinary marriage. I never wanted a sleeping in separate rooms, ships passing…
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Dear Kids, I Promise To Walk You To Jesus
I have but one chance to lay down a firm foundation in my children’s lives. Brick by brick, I painstaking…
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By Tori Cromeans God Cares How You Keep Your Heart, Not How Well You Keep Your House
It’s supper. Baths. Pajamas. Brush teeth. Night-night stories. Prayers. Goodnight hugs. One more story. Goodnight kiss. Lights out. Deep breath…
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By Sheryl St. Aubin Having a Child With Special Needs Means We Can’t Go To Church Anymore
We can’t go to church. We used to go . . . Finn went with us every Sunday morning. When…
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