By Dusty Reed The Sweet Spot of Motherhood
I have five children ranging in ages from four to twelve years old. That means there was a time, not…
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By Erin Stache Let Him Be Your Ultimate
I determined today would be the day that I'd sit on the porch and read for a while. I wanted…
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By Leah Baacke 5 Things my Daughter Isn’t Getting for her Birthday
In just a few weeks my little blue-eyed wonder will turn three. Birthdays and holidays seem to be peak times…
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By Kimberly Yavorski Home Is Not Just a Place
I have had a lot of homes. Due to my father’s career, we lived in seven different places by the…
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By Jessica Rettig We’re Making It Up As We Go Along
I was standing in our kitchen the other night with my husband, having one of those random conversations that happen…
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By Ashli Brehm Stop. And Stare.
I know what you're thinking, "...collaborate and listen." But no. This is not a story about my love for Vanilla…
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By Tessa Kirby Is Jesus Mad At Me For Not Reading My Bible?
It was 6 o’clock in the morning when I snuck out of bed, tip-toeing down the hall, careful not to…
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By Casey Hitchcock Now Hiring – Just Not You
When I was growing up, getting a job was a big deal. There was an extreme emphasis on work, working…
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By Sharon Kennedy A Life Lesson Taught By Squirrels
Outside my study window is a wire mesh bird feeder I keep filled with black oiled sunflower seeds. The chickadees,…
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By Heather Shotkoski The Time We Went to Church Without Our Kids
A few weeks ago, there was a great post on Her View From Home about taking kids to church (read…
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By Her View From Home The Power of Next
People from California are liberals who like to surf. New Yorkers move quickly, honk their horns and say what they think. People…
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By Sarah West The Day I Opened My Home
A few months ago, my family purchased a 1930’s Bungalow in the heart of a college town. It was the…
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