The Holidays Are Different After Child Loss
I remember the day well—it was a sunny, cool, fall day. The house was filled with the aroma of turkey,…
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Faith
By Ashley Hill I’m Giving Christmas Back To Christ
I often daydreamed about having a Christmas baby in the days leading up to Christmas 2017. Nobody on earth but…
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By Pri Walker You’ll Outgrow Your Belief in Santa, But Don’t Ever Outgrow Your Trust in Jesus
I’m not ready for you to stop believing in Santa. You came home the other day telling me you had…
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By Jessika Sanders Parenthood is a Sanctification Process That Sometimes Looks Like Sandwich Crusts
“Parenthood is a sanctification process.” I understood the words in isolation, yet the phrase was rendering me speechless. I read…
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By Linsey Driskill In the Middle of the Mess, God Loves You
You know that draining feeling of longing to get it all right but not? Needing all the lines to fall…
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By Hannah Dunaway This is Two
If I say no, you say yes. If I turn the water off, you insist it be turned back on. …
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By Kiley Hillner May We Be Mothers Like Mary
My grandfather made us a wooden nativity ornament set the first year my husband and I got married and I’ve…
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By Shannon Lenz Through the Doubt of Anxiety, God is Faithful
I couldn’t sleep. I could feel the adrenaline pumping through my veins. I shook like I drank a week's worth…
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By Amber Watson Mom Wouldn’t Want Me To Just Survive Christmas—She’d Tell Me To Embrace the Joy
To love Christmastime is to love my momma. Everything bright. Everything sweet. Everything happy. She was the embodiment of it…
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By April Leiffer Henry Some Sundays We’re a Disaster, But God Meets My Family In Church Anyway
For several years when it came to attending church, it was me with my first- and second-born children. My husband…
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By eric-eberspacher Church Isn’t Supposed To Be This Hard
As I sat with my friend one evening for coffee, I could tell his heart was heavy. He looked about…
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By Angela Williams Glenn On the Unknown Road, God Walks Beside Me
It’s been five years. Five years this month since the first miscarriage happened. I took it pretty well, but if…
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