By Melinda Dueck “Please Help Mommy to Be Patient, and the Baby to Stay Alive in Her Tummy.”
"Please help Mommy to be patient, and the baby to stay alive in her tummy." It was my little girl's…
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The Weight of Perfection
Hi, my name is Emily, and I am a struggling perfectionist. Even as I write those words, I squirm a…
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You Have to Feel It to Heal It
I’ve recently been walking through a long season of heartache. I lost two loved ones suddenly, within months of each…
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By Angela Williams Glenn It Took Me Turning 40 to Find the Key to Real Relationships
I sometimes ask myself if every woman has a reawakening after 40 or if it was just me due to…
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By Nancy Brier Cancer Taught Me to Open My Hand
When I thought I was going to die, grief blinded me. Not really for myself. I’ve had a pretty good…
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Even When You Don’t Feel Him, God Is With You In the Valley
When my mom died, I was sure I'd met my quota for hardship for the rest of my life. One…
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By Shelby Hughes We Pray for Healing that Doesn’t Always Come
I've been thinking a lot about healing and how most times healing doesn't happen the way I hope or pray.…
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By Kathryn Andersen In His Hand
The July sun was turning the sky orange when my 2-year-old son and I headed out to the chicken coop. As…
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By Rachel Reyna To the Parents Facing a Child’s Illness: You Are Strong
If you are the parents who just sat for hours in a cold doctor’s office to hear that your child…
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A Love That Will Never Leave You
My firstborn spent a semester abroad in his junior year of college. Like any mom who’s separated from her child,…
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Thank You God for Everyday Heroes
Tonight, our family watched a movie together. It was an action-adventure movie where, against unbelievable odds, the good guy saves…
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By Natasha Smith Some Days I Still Just Want My Daddy
“I want my daddy,” with tears falling down my cheeks I uttered these words. “I want my daddy,” as a…
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