By Brittany Moore Your Worth Is Not Someone Else’s To Measure
Insecurity is something we all carry in one form or another. For me, it has probably always looked confident and…
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By Crystal Ligon Lord, Give Me Faith Like Hannah
Hannah knew what it was like to feel forgotten. She often clutched her empty womb and thought Surely the Lord…
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Faith After a Rare Disease Diagnosis
My pastor frequently speaks of “kid pain” and acknowledges there’s nothing like it. I can testify to that. After nine…
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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 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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By Megan Kewaza God Holds You As You Hold Everyone Else
She stands in the kitchen, hands trembling over the sink, tears she cannot let fall pressing behind her eyes. The…
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By Ashleigh Spurgeon Yes, I Know Fear—but I Also Know Faith
The night my daughter woke up screaming at 3 a.m., I knew something was wrong. Her cry wasn’t the half-asleep…
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By Her View From Home A Letter to Janet Yancey (And Any Other Woman Who Just Found Out She’s Been Living a Lie)
First things first, let me remind you of the truth: you didn’t cause this. It wasn’t your fault. There wasn’t…
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By Christa Barnet Autism Is Not a Political Pawn: A Mother’s Plea
The CDC quietly changed its stance on autism and vaccines recently, saying, “studies supporting a link have been ignored by…
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When the Magic Fades and January Settles In
January always feels a little strange, doesn’t it? The lights come down.The wrapping paper is long gone.The calendar turns a…
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By Michelle Moreno-Apolo 10 Years after My Mother’s Death, Her Faith Still Guides Me
Growing up, I was a reluctant Catholic. My mother would drag us to church, and I'd go through the motions—fingers…
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No One on Earth Loves You More than Your Mother
When you cry, I cry with you When you stumble, I stumble with you. Every hurt you carry, every fear,…
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