By Natasha Smith When You Believe in Heaven
During our Bible class today, the kids and I were discussing the Sadducees and how this religious sect in the…
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By Kaela Ward Our Baby Lives With Jesus Now
To our baby who is in the presence of Jesus: There have been days I’ve sat down and longed for…
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By Christie Lynn I Miss My Mom So Much
Things are scary right now. Everyone around me is living in fear, chaos, and uncertainty. Jobs aren’t secure. Health isn’t…
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By Leslie Kvasnicka You Remind Me of Heaven
I never expected this. No, nobody ever prepared me for this. But you remind me of Heaven. Of course, I’ve…
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By Tori Wells Dear Mom, This is the Day I Miss You Most
I miss you, mom. Every day. I miss calling you when a silly question pops into my head—one only you…
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By Jennifer Thompson Don’t Let Me Ignore the Whispers and Nudges From Above
On Sunday, as I was walking around the house making beds and tidying up, a friend of mine crossed my…
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By Jenny Beaulieu I Wonder What it Would Be Like if You Were Still Here
I stopped in to say hello. The tears flowed from my eyes the moment I knelt down on the grass.…
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By Liz Curtis Faria Raising Kids Without My Mom is So Much Harder Than I Expected
It’s a long winter afternoon, and I have nowhere to be. I bundle up and, despite the hassle of going…
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Everything I Do is For My Mom in Heaven
When I lost my mom, my world absolutely collapsed around me. It was my worst nightmare coming to life. It…
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By Mary Holloman Some Days I Forget You’re Gone
Some days I forget you're gone. I skip the tall, skinny mocha because I don't want to overdo it on…
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By Joanna Owusu No One Takes Care of You Like Mom, and I Really Miss Mine
Her picture sits on my desk within my line of sight when I sit down at my computer. But it…
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By Tricia Arthur Duncan’s Pacifier Keeps His Memory Alive
This week my first grader came home with a paper bag and an assignment to fill it with items from…
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