By Kristina Tretter Don’t Have It All Together? None of Us Do.
The laundry isn’t folded. The dishes aren’t washed. There are remnants of blueberry yogurt scattered from breakfast, and now there…
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Faith after Loss Doesn’t Look Like It Used to
After my daughter passed, I had to make an impossible decision. While still bleeding and physically recovering, I was asked…
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By Cindy Shaw I Am an Incomplete Parent Trying to Raise Complete Children
While scrolling Facebook, this photo seized my attention and made my heart quicken. As I stared at the photo of…
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By Heather Allen Forgiveness Didn’t Change What Happened—But It Changed Me
For eight years, I carried a rage so heavy it nearly became my identity. But God never stopped reaching for…
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In Praise of the Honest Mistake: How Mistakes Open Doors to Grace
After whirling down the basement steps on tiptoe, I opened the washer’s lid to shift the clean clothes to the…
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By Brooke Griffin Farmer Granny Left Me Her Cast Iron Skillet—and a Legacy of Faith
I was washing dishes this morning when the memory hit me—soft and sudden, like the warmth of the water on…
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By Audrey Bivins Thank You to the Real Influencers
Each year in early summer, my church holds a baby dedication service. Young parents line the front of the church,…
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Our Surrogate Carried More than Our Children
There was a time I wasn’t sure I’d make it through. Not just through infertility. Through life. I had always…
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By Shannon Leadbeater Here I Am Again in the Pit of Despair
I teeter on the edge of the abyss. This isn’t unfamiliar territory. I’ve been here before. On the precipice of…
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By Greta Urso Can God Really Meet Me In This Mess?
I just finished folding 13 loads of laundry. No exaggeration—if anything, I’m underselling myself because some of the laundry baskets…
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By Alexis Thom My Children Grow the Faith of Our Entire Home
“Mommy, what if God was real, like in our house?” my oldest ponders as he chews on a cucumber, his…
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By Katie Powell Bell I Used To Pray for the Wrong Life
I remember driving home from college one particular weekend and fervently praying to God some version of “Please let him…
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