By Autumn Knapp Learning to Forgive My Mother Took Time
Our culture says that mothers are nurturing and caring. They love you no matter what. They are always there for…
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By Georgina Butler I Count My Blessings Every Day
I remember being jealous of my classmates often. I would look at the girls at my school who seemed to…
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Dear Lord, Make Me a Grace Hunter
I want to be known as a grace hunter. Every day, I pray I would be given eyes to see…
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By Michelle S. Lazurek Dear Daughter, Follow Your Beautiful Heart
When I held you in my arms for the first time, it was like time stopped. As you looked up…
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Caring For My Toxic Mother Is An Offering, Not a Duty
I’m living smack in the middle of a generational sandwich. If you haven’t heard the term before, “sandwich generation” refers…
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By Kelsey Scism So God Made Midnight
When God created a mother, He created her to love and serve in every moment. He knew the constant need…
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Lord, I Don’t Want To Face This Storm
“I feel like I’m right in the middle of that rain shaft, suspended over the ocean,” I told my husband…
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By Kelley Spencer When You Have Nothing Left, God Does
The uncontrollable tears streamed down my weary face. As I looked around and saw the piled laundry on the table,…
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317 Days of Love
She couldn’t speak, yet her life spoke to so many. 317 days she was on this earth. She couldn’t speak…
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By Lisa Bonnema When Life Feels Hard, Sit in the Light
Because of the way our house sits, there isn’t a lot of natural light that flows into our home. As…
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By Kimberly Hale Jesus of the Rock Bottom Rescue
Have you ever hit rock bottom? I have and it was the scariest place I've ever been but that's where…
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Grief Comes in Waves as Our Mother Nears the End of Her Life
“I think we can all agree that this is not fair.” My sister, Kari, was referring to our elderly mother…
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