By Amanda Bandy 10 Things You May Not Know About Farmers
As another harvest is upon us, I am always reminded of how much I love this season. Not just because…
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By Maralee Bradley Husker Michael Rose-Ivey, This White Mom of a Black Son Supports You
Dear Michael Rose-Ivey, You made me cry. I watched your press conference and immediately tried to hunt down some kind…
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By Terryn Drieling Our Marriage Was Failing – The Secrets That Saved Us
We were going on four years of marriage, adjusting to being parents, and working full-time jobs that kept us running.…
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By Katie Brady Basically We’re Obsessed With Chip And Joanna – Here’s Why
It's only been a little over a year since starting on television, but I'm certain that everyone has heard of…
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By Shelby Spear To The Mom Who Is At The End Of Her Rope – Beatitudes for Parents
“You are blessed when you are at the end of your rope. With less of you there is more of…
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By Debbie Wilkins Baisden My Husband’s Heart Stopped and Mine Nearly Broke
Standing in that parking lot behind the school, hearing her scream, I froze. Did she find him? Was he okay?…
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By Kari Wells An Open Letter to the Mom that Just Posted “My Son’s Life is Ruined!”
Give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you. 1 Thessalonians…
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By Jessica Heeran I Will Always Be My Daddy’s Little Girl
How does one go about saying goodbye to a dying parent? Having an older parent who is terminal with cancer…
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By Lauren Eberspacher For the Farmer and His Wife, Seasons of Sacrifice
It was 11 pm and I was just getting finished with the dishes from dinner. I was wiping down the…
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By Erika Wilson The Agonizing Wait For A Baby
There is a condition that most mamas have experienced at one point or another in their lives, and we call it…
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For All the Worship Widows
This one goes out to all the mamas making breakfast alone on Sunday mornings. All the women up before dawn…
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By Kimberly Campbell Me, my epidural, and the gospel
The end of the summer means the beginning of fall. And I've always loved fall. I loved our school's soccer…
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