By Chloe Miller Loss Cuts Deep but God Is Faithful
Trigger warning: child loss “The light shines in the darkness and cannot be overcome.” Just days after the loss of…
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Thank You for Showing My Kids Jesus at Church
Just over four years ago my husband and I made the decision to begin attending church together. We had undergone…
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What Did I Do To Deserve Such Love?
It started in the ultrasound room at my 12-week noninvasive prenatal testing (NIPT). I sat there looking at this cute…
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When God Says No
I’m convinced, my neighbors must think I’m crazy. I’ve lost count of the number of times they’ve heard me raise…
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You Are Worthy and Loved (Even When You Don’t Feel like It)
Worthy . . . we use this word often. We say this to ourselves and to people around us all…
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By Skyler Dusenbery Mornings Are for Me and You and Jesus
My quiet time has been interrupted a lot lately. And truthfully, I’m growing really weary from it. I miss meeting…
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By Christie Pike Nelson When it Feels Like God’s Not Listening, He’s Still Working
It was early one morning in 2010. I had just dropped my daughter off at preschool and my 2-year-old son…
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Karmen’s Miracle
“Karmen, why didn’t you ever fear, dread, or shed any tears?” I asked my daughter. “Because God told me He…
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Hope Is a Flower Blooming in the Darkness
Some days there doesn’t seem to be much to encourage. Hope is dim. People with their needs feel like a…
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By Loren Ward The Enemy Thought He Had Me, But God Had Bigger Plans
My own biological family wanted me dead in the womb. My mom was poor, in college, barely making ends meet.…
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By Whitney Harwood I’m Ready to Follow Where You Lead
As a child, I remember playing the game of chicken when someone would twist the skin of my forearms so…
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Where Some See Weeds, I See Flowers
I stepped outside early this morning to let my beloved Cockapoo puppy do his thing. As I stood on the…
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