By Teaira Carlton God Can Exchange Beauty For Our Ashes
Ashes are the remains of something destroyed by flames; ruins. If we look back, we can recall experiences that seemed…
Continue Reading
A Gift for Mom! 🤍
Tag
christian
By Katie Faris Knowing Jesus is With Us Makes All the Difference
Dear friend, I’m so sorry. Can we just sit together awhile? It’s fine to be quiet. You’re allowed to weep.…
Continue Reading
By Rachael Ramas I Had Cheerios With Jesus Today
It was one of those days. We have all had them. Where you wake up and step on a LEGO,…
Continue Reading
By Paige Pippin Dear Mom, I See Jesus In You
Dear Mom, I see Jesus in you. When you sang me to sleep night after night. When you made me…
Continue Reading
By Rachel Granstra We’re Not All Designed to “Fit in”
I have always felt like I didn’t quite know where I fit. I was kind of athletic, but not extremely.…
Continue Reading
Sweet Child, We Prayed For You
As another month passed by, and the tears came streaming through, I wiped my eyes, full of doubt and fear,…
Continue Reading
By Amy Weatherly Cling to the One Who Was Broken For You
So much of Easter is spent focusing on Jesus's broken body, and rightly so. It paints the most graphic picture.…
Continue Reading
By Ginger Hughes The Most Important Part of Knowing God isn’t Church
Church is important, but it’s not the most important. Missions are critical, but they aren’t the most critical. Bible studies…
Continue Reading
By Her View From Home To the Mothers Who Mothered Me
When I was 16 I dropped out of high school halfway through my junior year. After numerous moves state-to-state from…
Continue Reading
By Kelli Bachara To the Christian “Bad Girl” Who Wonders if She Belongs
Dear Christian “bad girl”, I see you. I know you. I am one of you. I’m also a Jesus-loving “bad…
Continue Reading
By Carolyn Moore My Husband Knows Every Part of Me But This
He stood at the center of a crowd the night I knew I’d marry him. He was a teenager playing…
Continue Reading
By Meg Duncan I Was a Judgmental Christian
My experience in my walk with God has been a walk down the Roman road. First, I timidly accepted the…
Continue Reading