By Brandon Janous Don’t Wait For a Tragedy to Love Your People Well
*On March 1st at 4:34 pm my wife went to dance with Jesus. About two months before she took her…
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Oh Easter, How We Need You
I'm not sure I'm going to need a new Easter dress this year. I ordered a bunch of candidates,…
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By Lauren Eberspacher Dear Lord, We Pray For the Mamas
Dear God, we lift up the mama who works in healthcare. She isn’t just taking care of sick bodies, she…
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By Kelli Bachara To the One Losing Sleep at Night: God Sits Beside You
You lie in bed at night as the anxious thoughts fill your mind. The what ifs and scary visuals pop…
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By Allison Pennington There is a Hope That Will Not Disappoint
I ironed three shirts and two pairs of pants last night. Ordinarily, the hiss of my iron might as well…
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This Hospital Parking Lot Rendition of “Way Maker” Will Bring You to Tears
This is a heavy time, my friends. There's no arguing that. Fear and uncertainty are swirling around and we're all…
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By Gloryanna Boge Fix Your Eyes on the Faithfulness of Our God
“This is getting crazy,” my husband said to me one night while we sat at the dinner table. “Stop talking…
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By Kiley Hillner Breathe In, Breathe Out
Breathe in. Breathe out. Breathe in. Breathe out. Do you take notice of the pauses happening? Between each inhale and…
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By Liz Newman Now More Than Ever, Pray For Each Other
It’s crazy to think about how drastically our lives have changed in such a short amount of time. A pandemic…
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By Lindsay Walter God is Writing My Story
I didn’t have the same group of friends from middle school to high school and all throughout college. I’ve never…
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By Devan Lapresi Today I’m Sad For the Expecting Mamas
I went to my well-baby checkup today alone. I recorded the heartbeat for Ben to hear as this was the…
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By Her View From Home His Grace is All I Need
I was 17 the first time I stared down at two pink lines. Old enough to know they were the…
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