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How My Children Taught Me to Love the Earth
As you read this, yesterday was Earth Day. A day I previously gave zero thought to. Like many evangelical Christians, I grew up giving very little thought to the earth - it was merely the backdrop or set God built to place humanity into

Sam Martin
23 hours ago5 min read
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Life is Like...a Dog Sport?
Have you ever watched a canine agility trial? If you are unfamiliar with the sport, please promise me that after you have read this blog,...

Sherry Johnston
Apr 166 min read
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Lessons in Labor & Birth
As a woman who has experienced both the beauty and the challenge of labor and birth, I can say with certainty that every journey is unique.

Kaitlyn Schaefer
Apr 93 min read
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A Letter to My Lonely and Younger Self
I have a vivid memory of lying in bed, closing a book, and bawling my eyes out. I don’t remember the exact date when this happened.

Amanda Rahlf
Apr 26 min read
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Hidden to Heal
Do you know what it is to be needed in the Kingdom? If God took the time to hide you, He has a need for you for a specific purpose.

Jessica Rucker
Mar 266 min read
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Expanding Motherhood
I have known I wanted to be a mother for most of my life, an experience not unique to me. But unlike most women I know who also felt this

Sam Martin
Mar 124 min read
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A Large Lunch
We had a version of this conversation every day. She'd pack too much and I'd complain.

Sherry Johnston
Mar 54 min read
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Tale of a Broken Foot
It was the middle of the night and I woke up with the urge to pee. I tried to ignore it because I was nestled warmly in my bed...

Kaitlyn Schaefer
Feb 263 min read
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Cease Striving and Find Rest
"Sleep when baby sleeps." As an expectant mother, I cannot count how often this pearl of wisdom was shared. Before my child arrived, I...

Amanda Rahlf
Feb 197 min read
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Submitting to the Shift
“Sit up straight, Jessica!” My mother would often say as she gently touched my back. She was the definition of a true Southern lady. ...

Jessica Rucker
Feb 127 min read
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Hold Her In The Light
I, for one, find this to be exactly true. The older I get, the bigger God gets. I used to think I had a pretty solid grasp on theology...

Sam Martin
Feb 54 min read
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A Change of Heart
I used to let others form my opinions for me. If people I looked up to said something or someone was good or bad, I didn't think too much ab

Sherry Johnston
Jan 295 min read
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Praise The One Who Gives and Takes Away
Exactly nine months earlier, I had shared the news with my husband that we were expecting. As first-time parents, we were excited and nervou

Amanda Rahlf
Jan 154 min read
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Christmas Wish List
It's Christmastime again, and I'm looking at my little wooden nativity set—the one I bought for the girls to play with when they were small—

Sherry Johnston
Dec 11, 20242 min read
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Life's Obstacle Courses...uggg!
Did it seem like the Lord was putting obstacles in your way to steer you in a different direction than you had in mind?

Kaitlyn Schaefer
Dec 4, 20244 min read
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She Who Has Ears To Hear
I have a friend whose daughter didn't listen to a thing her frustrated mother said. This otherwise sweet child would flatly ignore her unles

Sherry Johnston
Nov 6, 20243 min read
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I Got the "Hurries" Real Bad
I had “the hurry” real bad today. Do you ever have “the hurry” too? It’s this constant hurry or rush from one thing to the next. The hurry c

Kaitlyn Schaefer
Oct 30, 20244 min read
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Engage In The Obsession
“Momma! Momma, will you help me find the missing one?” My growing-too-fast boy kneels in the dining room chair leaning on his elbows...

Bethany McMillon
May 11, 20224 min read
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