By Katie Hodge Yes, My Husband Has Faults. No, I Will Not Tell You About Them.
Like Leroy Jethro Gibbs, I have rules. Rules that I believe make my world more peaceful, my relationships more fulfilling,…
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By Sarah Sheridan Infatuation in Motherhood and Marriage
I obsess about him during the day while I’m at work and relive the sweet moment we shared the night…
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By Christine Leeb 5 Reasons Every Couple Should Renew Their Wedding Vows Today
My marriage was over. Over. Over. Over. After eight years, I couldn’t stand this man that I had promised to…
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By Katherine Kring Be The Type Of Person You Want To Meet
I recently heard a quote that really stuck with me. To be fair, this really isn’t a rare occasion at…
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By Lauren Eberspacher To the Parents of Caleb Schwab -The Boy Who Was Killed On The World’s Tallest Waterslide (Update)
*Update* Charges have been filed against the Kansas water park where 10-year-old Caleb Schwab died on the facility's tallest slide…
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By Jenni Welsch Where Does it Go: Parenting amidst Misplacements
My house appears to be at it again, and by IT, I mean eating shoes. Clearly there is no other…
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By Kari Wells Trying To Find A Reason For My Son’s Accident
Romans 8:28 And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are…
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By Lori E. Angiel The Sisterhood of Motherhood
I see you there. Yes, I’m talking to you. I see you pulling yourself up, pushing yourself along, tying yourself…
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By Melissa Fenton A Country of Divided Mothers Does Nothing for Our Children’s Futures
Warning; There will be some political talk in this post. It will lean neither left, nor right, but there will…
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By Jessica McCaslin Posting “Proof” on Social Media About Your Marriage Doesn’t Mean You Live By It
There's a new "challenge" post circulating Facebook. It involves posting a picture of you and your spouse, stating that you…
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By Sarah Althouse What Introverts and Extroverts Can Learn from Each Other in the Church
I’m embarrassed to admit this, but here I go. A few weeks ago my husband and I arrived early…
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By Liz Parker-Cook If Moms Had Their Own Olympic Games
Well, it is time for the 2016 Olympics. We are ready to cheer on our athletes who have spent four…
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