By Kirstyn Wegner It’s Hard To Know You’re In The Middle of a Miracle While It’s Unfolding
My life had been struck by the cleaver of tragedy twice: once by infertility and again with an epilepsy diagnosis…
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By Susan Narjala God Doesn’t Just See You, Mama—He Carries You
Hey there, mama trudging up the stairs with a load of clean laundry that you tell yourself you’ll get to…
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By Whitney Westbrook Drought is Hard But God is Faithful
Dear friend, drought is hard. It’s a word we rarely use if we're not in agriculture or into the 6…
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By Ashley Bufe Dear Busy Mom, There’s a Time To Be Martha and a Time To Be Mary
Sometimes I feel like I get so stuck in a rut of being Martha that I forget about the beauty…
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By Mandy McCarty Harris I Believe in God and I Still Have a Million Questions
Today my daughter came to me with some pretty heavy Heaven/Hell, God/Jesus, Adam/Eve, good/bad, prayer/worry questions. I took a deep…
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Motherhood is My Sacred Calling
Opinions. Everywhere. So many unsolicited opinions. Not a day goes by that the opinions don't flood in... "Did you mean…
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By Shandyn Paul I Ached For the Love of a Father
I found myself melted into a heap of sorrow on my bedroom floor. There I was curled tightly into a…
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By Shawn Elizabeth George So I’ll Sit in the Thin Space With God
A few months ago a friend shared with me an idea that will always remain with me. She spoke about…
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By Becka Asper Dear Child, When You Face Disappointment
Dear child, I have discovered my most important contribution as a parent. I get to teach you– daily–that people aren’t…
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Grief is Love Unfinished, But Jesus is Love Unending
I died the day he died. Or at least a large part of me did. I held the hand of…
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By Christine Carter When a Worrier is Loved By a Wondrous God
I am a worst-case scenario worrier. I have this natural tendency to immediately process every possible thing that could go…
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By Jennifer Vail Suffering As a Chronically Ill Christian is Hard
I have been in full-time ministry alongside my husband for every day of our 16-year marriage. Before we were married,…
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