By Kelli Bachara Someday You Will Look Back and See How Strong You Are Right Now
You would never think to call yourself “strong” during this time, would you, friend? You feel like you are the…
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By Jen Miller You Are a Daughter of the King
It breaks my heart to hear you cry, “I’m not good enough.” To hear you say, “Nothing I do seems…
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By Steph Thurling If God Could Rest, So Can You Mama
In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth. For six days he made the sky, the oceans, plants,…
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By Megan Sciarrino You Were Designed For More Than My Arms
Sometimes my eyes fix upon a figure with a could-be silhouette. Blonde hair. Blue eyes. A young man coming into…
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By Lindsey Witten Finding Love in the Midst of Loss on Mother’s Day
We had been putting it off all morning. The rain lightly fell as my brother, dad, and I quietly sat…
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By Jacalyn Wetzel The Truth is I’m Angry At God
When I was young, I grew up in the church as many Black children do. I went to church every…
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By Heather Eberhart Dear Mama, You Are a Gift
My oldest walked over to me as I stood at the kitchen island prepping dinner. In the midst of music…
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By Tiffany Hess Trusting God With My Rescue Story
This is my story. Or more like a new chapter in my story. It’s natural for me to write about…
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By Jordan Morgan I’m Too Exhausted To Pray
I can’t remember the last time I prayed. I feel incredibly guilty saying that. But, it has become my reality…
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I Trust God, But I’m Still Struggling
I’m an anxious Christian empath. And I know I'm not the only one. If that’s you, too, let’s talk. It’s about…
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By Angela Sensenig Being a Mother is More Beautiful Than I Could Have Ever Imagined
Have you ever noticed how so many times in life we want something so badly, and when we get that…
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By Amber Palmer I Don’t Want to Mother My Children in My Own Strength
I didn’t quite know fear until I became a mom. Eleven years ago, fear made itself at home in my…
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