By Brittany Moore Your Worth Is Not Someone Else’s To Measure
Insecurity is something we all carry in one form or another. For me, it has probably always looked confident and…
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By Megan Kewaza No One on Earth Loves You More than Your Mother
When you cry, I cry with you When you stumble, I stumble with you. Every hurt you carry, every fear,…
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When You’re Afraid of the Future
The antidote to fear isn’t more confidence in myself; it’s assurance in a God who holds my future safely in…
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By Her View From Home Leaving Love
**This post discusses domestic abuse. Sometimes love says yes after six months. Because you were romantic, and fun, and you…
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In Praise of the Honest Mistake: How Mistakes Open Doors to Grace
After whirling down the basement steps on tiptoe, I opened the washer’s lid to shift the clean clothes to the…
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By Alexis Thom My Children Grow the Faith of Our Entire Home
“Mommy, what if God was real, like in our house?” my oldest ponders as he chews on a cucumber, his…
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“Wayward Daughter, Come Home.”
“Mommy, why is there war? Why can't people get along?” I asked, snuggled beside her with a book in hand.…
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By Jill Savage ‘Unhumanable Love’ in the Face of Betrayal
I picked up the phone from my husband’s hand to put it away after he’d fallen asleep. What I saw…
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I Want To Trust Him More
Sweet friends, Do you ever feel like you’re not good enough? That you somehow lack God’s favor and don’t deserve…
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By Megan Rogers When My Best Friend Died, My Faith Almost Did Too
Tears streamed down my face as I pressed my hand into my best friend's chest. The sheer terror and adrenaline…
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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 Sarah Talbert Faith to Finish the Journey
Lauren Daigle’s song “You Say” played through a scratchy phone speaker as I watched tears stream down my grandpa’s 93-year-old…
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