By Tenn-Lai Frame Sometimes Your Pain Becomes a Ministry
I never wanted kids. Let me just start there. It almost ended my relationship with my now-husband because I was…
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By Erinn Karpovck Sometimes Healing Doesn’t Look Like Moving On
Outside, the sky hung in a thick, dim slab, like a ceiling over the trees that stood crooked in the…
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By A.M. Everett Ministry Starts Inside Your Own Four Walls
When people hear the word ministry, they often think of missionaries, or the pastor who preaches every Sunday, but in…
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By Abigail Hofland These Holy Small Things
My 8-year-old-daughter has recently taken up sewing, to my simultaneous delight and chagrin. My delight because I too love sewing;…
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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 Kristina Tretter Don’t Have It All Together? None of Us Do.
The laundry isn’t folded. The dishes aren’t washed. There are remnants of blueberry yogurt scattered from breakfast, and now there…
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Faith after Loss Doesn’t Look Like It Used to
After my daughter passed, I had to make an impossible decision. While still bleeding and physically recovering, I was asked…
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In Praise of the Honest Mistake: How Mistakes Open Doors to Grace
After whirling down the basement steps on tiptoe, I opened the washer’s lid to shift the clean clothes to the…
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By Greta Urso Can God Really Meet Me In This Mess?
I just finished folding 13 loads of laundry. No exaggeration—if anything, I’m underselling myself because some of the laundry baskets…
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By Alexis Thom My Children Grow the Faith of Our Entire Home
“Mommy, what if God was real, like in our house?” my oldest ponders as he chews on a cucumber, his…
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By Julia Ubbenga Living With Less Gave Me So Much More
It was a Tuesday morning, nine o’clock. My back rested against the recliner chair, as I was too exhausted to…
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By Ruthann Weece Breaking Free from Christian Supermom Culture
If you grew up in the Church in the late 1980s to the early 2000s and you're a woman, this…
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