By Heidi Cashatt Having Problems is a Privilege
The smell of smoke alerted me to yet another mishap in our morning mayhem. I wanted to provide some sort…
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By Terryn Drieling The Only New Year’s Resolution You Need: Love Yourself More
I have crow’s feet, sun spots, and chin hair that if it gets much thicker will become a full-fledged goatee.…
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By Joelene Wolfe Bike Riding 101: A Parent’s Lesson in Gratitude
I am happy to report that my almost 9-year-old just learned to ride a bike. Woohoo! We were a little…
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By Tiffany Campione Farewell to My Favorite Chapter
The moment I became a mother, the life I once knew immersed with my wants and needs, transformed into midnight…
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By Stephanie Ross To My Step-Mom on Mother’s Day
My mom liked to write special quotes and verses down on note cards so she could keep God’s truth before…
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Our Marriage Was Failing – The Secrets That Saved Us
We were going on four years of marriage, adjusting to being parents, and working full-time jobs that kept us running.…
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By Kathryn Ryder Letting Him Fly
I dropped you off at Kindergarten today, and you walked in without even considering looking back. I called you back…
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By Sue Harrison The Simple Joys In Motherhood
My friend Justine is an amazing person. She’s raising her beautiful three-year-old daughter, holds down a job, and just completed…
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By Tabitha Steffes A Letter to my Daughter on her 16th Birthday
How can it be possible that sixteen years have passed since the first time I held you in my arms?…
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By Jamie Stidd Heaven Sent
I’m sure most happily married couples believe their love was meant to be. I believe that about my husband Tom…
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The Grandmother Chronicles: Flat Stanley
The idea that I might someday become a grandmother didn’t hit me until I was in my mid-forties and our…
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By Isa Down Dear Fellow Mama
Dear Fellow Mama: Come pull up a chair, here beside me. Or better yet, let’s grab our walking shoes and…
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