By Joy A. Mead The Isolation of Motherhood
During my early years of having children, I can recall feeling like I needed more help with juggling—taking care of…
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What Happens to the Mamas When Their Children Are Grown?
A friend came up to me the other day after church and commented, “I’ve never seen you alone. I had…
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By Tiffany Nardoni Your Brother Is With Jesus Now
“Thao is with Jesus now,” we told her, barely choking out the whisper. Jesus. This invisible being we sing about.…
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Even When You Can’t Find Joy, Jesus Is There
The international church service was vibrant with voices lifted up in songs of praise. Many clapped their hands and some…
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When I Feel Like a Failure, God Reminds Me of His Grace
I've always been a teeth grinder, especially during times of high stress. Striving manifests itself physically through my teeth and…
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By Harmony Vuycankiat My Father’s Faith
I’ve been thinking a lot about legacy lately. When my dad passed away in 2011, I lost the most influential…
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Silence the Lie that Says You’re Too Much
As a kindergartner sometimes I tagged along to my mom’s work as a hotel housekeeper. While my mom worked, I…
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Dear Momma, I Will Be Your Friend
Dear momma, You got this. Every fiber of your being was uniquely designed to do what you say you can’t.…
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By Hadassah Treu I Am Not the Same After Loss, But God’s Love Is
Have you experienced that feeling when you don't want to wake up but continue sleeping and dreaming the wonderful dream…
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By Kayci Villarreal In the Quiet Moments, I Pray
I don’t get a lot of time to focus. In the noise and work and need of motherhood, it’s hard…
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By Debbie Wilkins Baisden I’m Hanging On by a Freaking Thread
I’m hanging on by a freaking thread. Every day has a never-ending scroll of tasks that scream for attention. I…
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By Her View From Home Spanking Made Us Parents We Didn’t Want To Be
Fourteen years ago when my husband and I were preparing for our first child, we felt we already had several…
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