By Kayla Friehe Sometimes I’m Too Tired to Pray
Sometimes I am too tired to pray. Some nights I lay down and I don’t think twice about it. I…
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Faith
By Shannon Shpak He Leads Me Through the Depths of Despair
I stood in the forest we had walked countless times with him. The once lush green foliage had surrendered to…
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By Meredith Bleakley Dear Daughter, Remember Who You Belong To
“Remember who you belong to” is the phrase I tell my teen every morning when she leaves for school, every…
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By Amy Weatherly Cling to the One Who Was Broken For You
So much of Easter is spent focusing on Jesus's broken body, and rightly so. It paints the most graphic picture.…
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By Her View From Home I’m Surrounded by a Sea of Believers, But I Feel so Alone
I look around the church and see the many familiar faces who make up the congregation. I see the grandpas…
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By Jennifer Kish The Cross Still Stands
The cross inside Notre Dame Cathedral still stands. Yes, the cross still stands. While life may burn down around us,…
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By Kelli Bachara If You Had a Bad Day, It’s OK—God’s Got You
If you had a bad day, it’s OK. If you’re wondering how you are going to make it through this…
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I Never Thought I Was the Christian Type
I never thought I was the “Christian” type. I’m not prim and proper. I’m not a goody-goody. I’m not a…
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By Krista Ward Marry the Man Who Loves Jesus
I see it everywhere. “Marry the guy who…” Some are serious. Others are silly. Some lists are long. Others are…
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By Lauren Eberspacher When You Believe the Lie of Loneliness
We were on our way to a neighborhood barbecue, and I could feel my heart starting to race. I pulled…
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The Grief Chair
It’s been a long time, Grief Chair, since I have visited you. Oh, how I miss you! I walk buy…
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By Joy McLaughlin Hey You, With the Doubts and Fears and Failures: You’re Worth It
Originally published on the author's blog Hey you, yeah you . . . the bleary-eyed mom at the bus stop with…
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