By Kimberly Phyfe I’m Learning To Be Both Mary and Martha
Here we are again—another familiar season in the church calendar, another return to the words that have shaped so many…
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By Larissa Darter Thank You Lord, for This Little Life
My favorite place in the world isn’t across the ocean. It’s not a vineyard, not a cobblestone street, not some…
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By Krystal Sieben Home Should Be a Sanctuary of Less
Now more than ever, our kids need home to be a place of peace, rest, and reprieve from a busy…
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By Tara Hanratty These Messy Moments Are Tomorrow’s Precious Memories
We live on an old street with perfectly manicured lawns, beautiful gardens, and freshly painted shutters that match the coloured…
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The Hardest Part Came after We Left the NICU
"Once you get home from the NICU, everything will be okay! It's just a short period of inconvenience and then…
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To the Foster Mom Who Keeps Going
Dear Foster Mom, Do you know what day of the week it is? Can you count how many appointments are…
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By Vicki Bahr Together We Are Home
Two years ago this very night, I sat in this very chair in front of this very window, surrounded by…
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By Pamela Chandler The Thinkers and Doers of All the Things Are Tired
I was telling a friend how exhausting some of the invisible labor is around here, and she laughed and said,…
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By Amy Keyes There’s Magic In This Mess
One of my favorite quotes says, “The opposite of a hot mess is cold, predictable, and tidy. That’s not where…
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This Old Farmhouse Held Us While We Said Goodbye
Our family’s little farmhouse has seen so much life over the years. It’s not new, not freshly decorated, not spotless,…
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By Leslie M. Bosserman The Way Home
It was a spring of superbloom across California. After years of drought, wildflower seeds that lay dormant finally covered the…
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By Aftan Hoffer This Life We Have is Perfect For Us
I try my best not to be offended by kids. Ask any teacher, and they’ll tell you countless stories of…
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