By Kimberly Phyfe I’m Learning To Be Both Mary and Martha
Here we are again—another familiar season in the church calendar, another return to the words that have shaped so many…
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By Ashley Butler Sometimes I Miss being Taken Care of
This is something I don’t say out loud very often, mostly because it’s easy to misunderstand. I love being a…
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By Daphne Bach Greer Netflix Captured What I’ve Treasured for 17 Years: My Daughter’s Room Exactly How She Left It
It was a Sunday evening. I was alone, scrolling through Netflix, searching for something, anything, to fill the quiet. Then…
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By Megan Kewaza Military Life Is Built on Moments Like This
He had been counting the days for months. Every morning, he would wake up and ask if today was the…
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The Room Mom Version of Me Will Have to Wait
Before I had kids of my own, I thought I knew exactly what kind of mom I’d be. As a…
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I Still Need My Mom
I used to think there would come a day when I would not need my mother so much. Not because…
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By Chelsea Drown I Love Your Babies As My Own
I’m the one who gets to watch everyone else’s babies. Diapers and bottles have been out of my home for…
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By Nicole Ball Loving Kaine
When you picture raising kids, you imagine the expected moments—birthday parties, scraped knees, school concerts, teenage moods, and one day…
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The People Who Matter See the Woman Beneath the Mother
The deeper I grow into motherhood, the more I see that it was never about the moments I once thought…
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My Sons Outnumber My Daughter—Here’s What You Don’t See
The first time I heard a comment about the number of boys I had, I was heavily pregnant with my…
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By Marissa Bader Children Are a Work In Progress—So Are Their Mothers
For a long time, I assumed a mom always knew exactly what to say to her children in every possible…
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By Abby McDonald Time Is All We Have with our Kids
A few weeks ago, I made a mistake no mother of a teenage driver wants to make: I watched from…
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