Here’s To Us, Geriatric Millennials
I was born in 1982, which technically makes me a millennial—but just barely. My music growing up was more of…
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By Michaela Gasseling Sometimes God Uses a Friend To Jumpstart a Miracle
Written by Michaela Gasseling & Terryn Drieling Have you ever been able to clearly see God move a situation? Maybe…
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Maybe She’s Not Rude, She’s Just An Introvert
“No offense, but I thought you were a little stuck-up when I first met you,” a friend of mine confided…
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How To Set Healthy Boundaries (Yes, You Need Them)
I thought I knew what boundaries were, and I thought I set them. But as I sat on my dirty…
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By Shandyn Paul A Praying Friend is the Best Kind of Friend
"I feel like I am failing at this whole "mom" thing. I’m just having a day. I’m sorry you’re always…
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By Michelle Koch Friendship That Lasts Has To Weather Some Valleys
I forgot it was my best friend’s birthday, and it wasn’t the first time I’d forgotten. I’m one of those…
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By Anna-Louise Osborne I Love My Husband But My Best Friend is My Soulmate
I met my best friend when I was about nine years old. We didn't have much to do with each…
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By Holly Lemons Dear Hurting Friend, I’m Broken Too
When you feel like you can't breathe. When you're lying in bed silently crying When you've cried the prayers of…
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By Shannon Whitmore I Never Thought I’d Be the Infertile Friend
My first child was a honeymoon baby. There was no work involved in getting our son, just a little bit…
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Stop Giving Your Grieving Friend So Much Space
The calls and texts were overwhelming the week she died. Between supporting my devastated parents, planning the funeral, and keeping…
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So God Made a Friend Like You
When He was finished, God looked at His creation and saw that it was good. He was well pleased. And…
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Motherhood Changes Everything—Including Friendship
Before becoming a mom, I had the most naive view of new motherhood. I saw it this way: you have…
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