By Christy Margritz Who You’d Be Today
The depth of love I have for you is not seen by many. Some may not even know about you.…
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By Chelsea Ewing I Won’t Let My Dad’s Abandonment Impact You
Dear Son, You weren’t planned, I’m not going to lie. But don’t ever think that you were a hiccup or…
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Someone Has To Care For My Family’s Souls
A while ago, I shared a post on Facebook about the joy of having our older children choose to love…
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By Julie Hoag I’d Rather Serve My Kids Than Have Them be “Self-Sufficient”
There is a movement in today’s parenting culture to raise self-sufficient kids. I see advice all over about getting kids…
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By Erin Landsee Coming to Church Just as You Are
What are Sunday mornings like at your house? A typical Sunday morning for our family involves milk on the floor,…
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By Stephanie Faro An Empty Rocking Chair and a Full Heart
In was a chilly, crisp fall morning that October and my hoodie was just enough to keep me warm. The…
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By Amanda Almond Living Like Sea Glass in Stormy Water
I hear it all the time, “I don’t know how you do it.” Or I get asked, “How DO you…
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By Desiree Fortin The Childhood Accident we Narrowly Avoided
We spent half of our day today making sure none of our children ate AAA batteries. It was certainly a…
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By Karen Johnson This Is What Love Looks Like
"Watch how he treats you when Instagram isn't looking." This advice from Amy Midtvedt of Hiding in the Closet with…
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By Stephanie Schneider I Worked Hard for that Stranger Anxiety
My kids have always struggled with stranger anxiety. I used to be super self conscious about it when they would…
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By Sarah Whitman The Joy and Pain of Regaining My Personal Space
I can watch the occassional television show without my daughter asking to nurse. I can eat a full meal -at…
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By Christiana Whallon I’m Done Letting My House Rule Me
I grew up in a house that was always tidy. All the families we spent time with seemed to have…
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