When I Feel Like a Failure, God Reminds Me of His Grace
I've always been a teeth grinder, especially during times of high stress. Striving manifests itself physically through my teeth and…
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By Mikaela Judd Dear New Mom, Give Your Marriage Some Grace
He cried when our daughter was born. Twice. I clearly remember his choked voice when he kissed me and thanked…
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Moms Need Forgiveness Too
It was one of my worst mom moments ever. I was so upset and had yelled so loudly in my…
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When You Feel Like You’re Failing, Know You’re Not Alone
Dear parent, you are going to fail. You are going to fail over and over again while parenting. I don't…
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By Keely Williams Please Be Kind To Service Industry Workers, It Makes a Difference
When I got to the window in the Starbucks drive-thru this morning, I exchanged conversation with the barista. It was…
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By Megan Kewaza Motherhood Reveals I Am a Mess in Need of a Savior
Motherhood–like marriage–reveals the sin within me. I complain, I worry, I’m selfish. I yell, I compare, I’m quick to anger.…
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Dear Lord, Make Me a Grace Hunter
I want to be known as a grace hunter. Every day, I pray I would be given eyes to see…
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By Sylvia Schroeder The Guilt of an Angry Mother Meets Grace
“No one’s perfect,” I think. I’m mopping up my overspilled anger like the remnants of an erupted chocolate volcano that…
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In Motherhood, Grace Makes up the Difference
Today, I have been the mean mom, the tired mom, the overwhelmed mom, the anxious mom, the impatient mom, and…
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By Hannah Dearth You Don’t Have To Be a Fun Mom To Be a Great One
Somewhere along the way, we have gotten this notion that motherhood always needs to be fun and exciting. Maybe it’s…
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Part of Me is Learning To Unlearn
Sometimes, it’s not what we need to learn next—it’s what we need to unlearn next. I’m in a season in…
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By Katherine Simmons Amazing Grace
I think it was her laugh. That mirthful, contagious laughter that I miss most. Eight years ago yesterday, life became…
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