By Shannon Shpak As Long as It Beats, a Grieving Heart Lives with the Pain of Loss
Life churns forward in a somewhat continued and steady momentum that I find I must consistently adjust my pace to…
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Teachers Carry the Weight of Their Classroom in Their Hearts
I would like to argue there really isn't anything that hard about the doing of a teacher's job. Oh, there…
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By Kerith Mickelson This Is My Second Half Too
Part-time teacher by day, security guard at my daughter Amelia’s basketball games by night. It’s extra cash to take Tai…
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The Fierce and Fragile Heart of a Mother
On a special Sunday in May, many countries celebrate moms. I miss mine. Her legacy lingers long in the lives…
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Sometimes Faith Looks Like a Large Pepperoni Pizza
One late fall evening, I walked into a health food store on a mission. I had 30 minutes to shop…
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By Allie Gravitt I Am the Griever
As I write this, my mother-in-law is in the ICU. We don’t expect her to leave. She’s too young. Sixty-four.…
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By Megan Neisius How Can You Celebrate Someone Else’s Joy When Your Own Heart is Broken?
Earlier this week, my phone buzzed with happy news. One of my friends had just given birth to a beautiful,…
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By Jessika Sanders I Live With My Heart Outside My Body
I once heard someone say, “Having children is like watching your heart run around outside your body.” I smiled at…
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Your Beautiful Heart Shines Brighter Than Your Differences
"Why did God want me to have a little arm?" She asks me this while she plays with her tub…
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The Shape of a Mother’s Heart is Love
Is there anything my child can say, anything my child can do, any event that can occur that would lead…
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By Tabitha Yates God Chases My Prodigal Heart
One of my most treasured parables in the Bible is of the prodigal son. Luke 15:20 states, “While he was…
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A Mother Knows What Matters and That’s Everything
I gazed back at her as she sat in the dentist's chair. I watched as her feet swayed back and…
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