By Olivia Oster Why Don’t We Talk About Jonah’s Mother?
Praying for My Son Send a storm to stop him; Let his friends throw him out. May he drop to…
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By Tenn-Lai Frame Sometimes Your Pain Becomes a Ministry
I never wanted kids. Let me just start there. It almost ended my relationship with my now-husband because I was…
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By Leslie McCaddon My Prayer Is Simple Now: “I Believe; Help My Unbelief.”
I have spent most of my life in faith. Not circling it or analyzing it from a distance, but inside…
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When Marriage Feels Hard
Have you ever reached a point in your marriage where you wondered if you’d even make it to the next…
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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 Vicki Bahr Aidan’s Dog-Walking Business Got One Customer—And It Was Exactly the Right One
My grandson, Aidan, turned 13 a couple of months ago and is very excited to be an eighth grader, the…
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When the Road is Rough
I’m going to tell you something I wish someone had told me (Cass) fifteen years ago. Living a life for…
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By Lauren Barrett We’re Waiting To Adopt, and Sometimes I Fear We’ll be Waiting Forever
July 2021: I wasn’t pregnant. I stood in the apartment in New York City about to crumble in the tiny,…
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By Cleere Cheery Reaves God’s Plan > Mine
"To acquire wisdom is to love yourself; please who cherish understanding will prosper." (Proverbs, 19:8 NLT) It was a beautiful…
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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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By Marissa Khosh Before I Knew Loss
Sometimes I miss those days of innocence. Those days before the grief. Those days before our reality became a repetitive…
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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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