By Caroline Murray Right Now, I’m Defined By Motherhood—And I’m Glad
"What do you do?" This is a question that is inevitably asked when you first meet someone. I'll never forget…
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By Kimberly Knowle-Zeller Taking Kids to Church is Hard But Holy Work
With donut-filled cheeks and sticky fingers, Charlotte and Isaac skip down the hallway behind me to find a seat in…
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By Hannie Chang How I’ve Changed as the Mother of a Teenager
A few months ago at church, two friends asked me how it was going with my daughter, and I didn’t…
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By Mary Harp To the Mom Who Feels Overlooked: Your Worth Cannot Be Measured
“I feel invisible,” I thought as yet another person stared at my pregnant belly instead of my face. Comments from…
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By Christy Marshall I’m An Overwhelmed Mom and Today I’m Feeling Angry
I’m angry. I feel like things never stop piling up. The laundry. The housework. The forms, homework and fundraisers. The…
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By Sarah E.B. Christison I’m the Mom of the Mean Kid; He Needs Love, Too
My son is feeding the homeless today. Not because he is a good person (which he is), and not because…
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By Whitney Fleming The Secret No One Told Me About the Teenage Years is How Much I’d Love Them
I expected the sighs and the eye-rolls and the closed bedroom doors. After all, I was a teenager once, too,…
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By Carla King I Want My Kids To See Me Seeking Jesus
I wanna get caught. I'm a little mischievous but this isn't something I normally strive for, so let me explain.…
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As Parents, We Have to Figure Out How to Survive
They were never supposed to sleep with us. It was a conversation my husband and I had when I was…
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By Jessica Johnston 15 Truths About the Baby of the Family
1. They don't share. AT ALL. You are pretty sure you will be working on this until they are in…
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By Holly Lemons I Love You Enough to Not Give You Everything
As parents, we naturally want more and better for our children then what we had, regardless of how great or…
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By Jessica Urlichs The New Us is Beautiful, Too
I remember us—young, carefree us. Plans were only made for travel and routine was as good as the empty pages…
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