By Laura Niebauer Palmer Sometimes We Only Need To Know He’s Near
Naptime—the sacred, uninterrupted period of time when I can focus on accomplishing at least some of my to-do list. Usually…
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By Ashley I. Arinez They Were His Before They Became Mine
Our pediatrician called us with an update on my daughter’s bilirubin levels. He told us to head to the children’s…
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By Her View From Home Jesus Wept, Mama—You Can Too
Do you ever feel like, as a mom, you can’t feel frustrated or sad or angry at the situation you…
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By Jennifer Toscano Dear Strong Willed Daughter, When We Struggle
You, my daughter, are my tough one. You are my child who bucks against everything I say. You keep your…
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By Diana Perfetti It Took a Car Accident To Show Me God Has Been Protecting Me All Along
I woke up in a daze. I could hear the ignition running with a soft, eerie squeal. The airbag deflated…
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By Shannon Whitmore We Spend Our Lives Hiding But God is Always Seeking Us
My kids are awful at playing hide-and-seek. My toddler daughter likes to count with her splayed fingers over her face.…
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Dear Kids, I Promise To Walk You To Jesus
I have but one chance to lay down a firm foundation in my children’s lives. Brick by brick, I painstaking…
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By Tori Cromeans God Cares How You Keep Your Heart, Not How Well You Keep Your House
It’s supper. Baths. Pajamas. Brush teeth. Night-night stories. Prayers. Goodnight hugs. One more story. Goodnight kiss. Lights out. Deep breath…
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It Took a Pandemic To Refocus My Faith
It took a pandemic to bring me to my breaking point. It was disastrous, isolating, and painful. I’ve lost count…
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By Lauren Eberspacher To the Rest of the World I’m Too Heavy, But God Carries Me
This is 200. This is what four kids in seven years, COVID, seven months of high dose prednisone, and life,…
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Sue’s Tree
The finality of my only sister’s death didn’t fully set in when I received the phone call. No. For me,…
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By Jordan Harrell We Are the Generation of Mothers Who Know Too Much
We are the generation of mothers who know too much. We know what we shouldn't eat when we're pregnant, what…
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