By Kayci Villarreal In the Quiet Moments, I Pray
I don’t get a lot of time to focus. In the noise and work and need of motherhood, it’s hard…
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The Weight I Carry Is Heavy, but Jesus Is Strong
Some days are heavy. Some weeks, months, and years are heavy. This year has been a hard year for my…
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By Megan Kewaza May We Raise Sons Who Are More than Kind
I want to raise him to be a man who speaks the truth in love. Who is kind when he…
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By Alicia Searl Dear Grieving Heart, Be Still and Know
It is said that grief has stages. Five to be exact. Not sure where I am on that scale, but…
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By Amber Watson When It Just Doesn’t Feel Like Christmas, Look for the Baby In the Manger
I don’t know about you, but each Christmas season I find myself trying to catch the “feeling.” It seems like…
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By Savannah Lyon What Single Moms Really Need
No, you’re not a single mom for a weekend. I’ve heard it said at social gatherings, in passing at church,…
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By Kimberly Willingham Hubbard When You Stop Running into My Arms, I Pray You Run to Jesus
I love seeing the light in my little girl’s eyes when I pick her up from school at the end…
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Motherhood Reminds Me How Much I Need Jesus
Parenting is not only about the work it takes to raise up a child, but it’s also about continuing the…
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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 Kimberly Hale Jesus of the Rock Bottom Rescue
Have you ever hit rock bottom? I have and it was the scariest place I've ever been but that's where…
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Jesus Helps Me Smile Through the Weary Moments of Motherhood
"Mom, why aren't you smiling?" My 4-year-old took one look at my face, and like an open book, she could…
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By Tiffany Nardoni What You Don’t See Is the Way Jesus Builds Beauty from the Ashes
Here we are at a new church. Surrounded, again, by people. No one really knows me. They might know my…
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