By Sherry White No, I’m Not Enough
Lately I’ve been seeing a phrase floating around reminding women that they are enough. It’s meant to encourage women that…
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By Katie Weber Learning To Love My Ordinary Life
My whole life I have felt like I am missing out. Missing out on the fun, the party, the trend.…
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By Taylor Monaco A Mother’s Imperfect Habits and Messy Love
I am not habitual. I am not routine. I am not particularly disciplined, thought I’d very much like to be.…
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By Candace Kikkert I Refuse to be a “Stay at Home Mom”
The phrase “stay at home mom” has always made me cringe. The word “stay” makes it seem as though women…
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By Amy Juett Sundays are Exhausting
Sundays are exhausting. I love them, but I hate them. There I said it. As a mother who strongly believes…
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By Erika Wilson THIS Is The Day The Lord Has Made
Content. My mantra for 2017 is just one word: content. Not present, not grateful–I try to practice those two already, every…
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By Maralee Bradley Jesus was a Minimalist (but you don’t have to be)
My husband and I watched the "Minimalism" documentary on Netflix recently and it definitely made an impact. I immediately started…
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By Laura Harris I’m Letting Go And Letting God Have My 2017
I keep seeing all these ads that say “Take charge of your life in 2017!” or “Make 2017 your best…
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By Jen Miller My Mom’s Old Beaten up Bible
It is old and of no marketable value. There are no outrageous monthly insurance premiums attached to it or the…
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By Isa Down I Am Ready To Find God… Again
I grew up in a spiritual house. We discussed the facets of reincarnation and guardian angels and the possibility of…
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By Christine Leeb No Thank You, S.M.A.R.T. Goals, I’d Rather Do P.R.A.Y.E.R. Goals this Year!
Teaching a goal-setting class at a homeless shelter gave me a whole new perspective on goal-setting. In preparing for the…
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My Second Year Resolutions: Living After Divorce
Divorce is the death of someone who is still living. And in the past 365 days, I have grieved, cried,…
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