By Beth Sickel Date Nights Are (Literally) In: 4 Tips For Love in the Living Room
“Don’t worry, Mom, I’m an expert.” I think this must be one of my elementary kids' favorite phrases to say.…
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By Brandon Janous Don’t Wait For a Tragedy to Love Your People Well
*On March 1st at 4:34 pm my wife went to dance with Jesus. About two months before she took her…
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By Lynn Burton I Love My Children Equally—But Not the Same
Most of the kids I knew growing up had brothers and sisters. It was mystifying to me to watch their…
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By Whitney Fleming Dear Husband, Let’s Not Be Careless With the Time We Have Together
Dear husband, I didn't know how it would go with your being home so much now. We typically live a…
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By Vicki Bahr It’s a Tough Time to Be a Hugger
My mom couldn’t stand in a checkout line without striking up a conversation with someone around her. She was a…
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By Jennifer Bailey We Didn’t Have a Lot of Money, But We Had a Lot of Love
Growing up, we lived in a two-bedroom, one bath, 700 square foot duplex. It wasn’t situated in the nicest part…
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Dear Husband, Please Be the Calm to Our Storm
Dear husband, We’ve always made a great team. You’ve been there through every part of our parenting journey, matching me…
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By Haley McLain Abusers Stole My Childhood, But Love Owns My Future
Editor's note: this post discusses abuse Eventually, the abuse becomes so normal you’re almost desensitized to the feelings of hands…
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By Amber Watson The Man After the Monster
I saw it today for the first time in years. The light in her eyes finally escaped its sullen shadow.…
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By Stephanie Roberts Remember Why You Fell in Love With Him
They say the days are long, but the years are short in the trenches of motherhood. As moms, our days…
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By Carolyn Moore It Wasn’t Pretty, But I Tried My Best Today
The tears marched angrily down her cheeks as she sat on the kitchen stool, wailing. “Nooooooo! I want [unintelligible toddler…
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By Simone Griffin If You Could See Yourself Through Your Baby’s Eyes
You stare in the mirror and see tired eyes and messy hair staring back at you. Your baby looks at…
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