By Leslie McCaddon My Prayer Is Simple Now: “I Believe; Help My Unbelief.”
I have spent most of my life in faith. Not circling it or analyzing it from a distance, but inside…
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By Chelsea Drown What If I Don’t Hear God’s Voice?
There have been many times over the years when I’ve heard others share stories of how the Lord spoke to…
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By Michelle Moreno-Apolo 10 Years after My Mother’s Death, Her Faith Still Guides Me
Growing up, I was a reluctant Catholic. My mother would drag us to church, and I'd go through the motions—fingers…
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Building Faith in the Face of Cancer
How strong is your faith? This is a question most people don’t often think about. But what if you were…
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By Greta Urso Can God Really Meet Me In This Mess?
I just finished folding 13 loads of laundry. No exaggeration—if anything, I’m underselling myself because some of the laundry baskets…
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By Alexis Thom My Children Grow the Faith of Our Entire Home
“Mommy, what if God was real, like in our house?” my oldest ponders as he chews on a cucumber, his…
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You Don’t Need to Carry the Weight of the World
Imagine, if you will, I am walking through life, like most of us do, holding a candelabra. As I grew…
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I Wanted to Give My Kids My Faith—but They Had to Find It on Their Own
I recently read the testimony of one of my children, and it rocked my world. Not only because of the…
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By Meshea Ingram Faith Gives Us the Strength To Carry Grief
Faith and sight often feel like two opposing realities. Sight allows us to see what is tangible, what is here…
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But God, I Prayed for a Miracle
"But now, this is what the Lord says—He who created you, O Jacob, he who formed you, O Israel: 'Fear…
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“Wayward Daughter, Come Home.”
“Mommy, why is there war? Why can't people get along?” I asked, snuggled beside her with a book in hand.…
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Jesus Weeps with Me
“Come on,” I said to myself, as I waited in the carpool line for my boys, “This is not a…
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