
After losing a baby and a sister, Krystal reflects on her journey of learning to grieve with gospel hope during the hardest years of her life.
Every Season. Every Space. All for Him.
After losing a baby and a sister, Krystal reflects on her journey of learning to grieve with gospel hope during the hardest years of her life.
Showing up to church regardless of the challenges may be the greatest commitment we can demonstrate to our childrenāas told by a small town pastorās wife.
Kimberly reminds readers they’re inherently creative because they’re made in God’s image. She encourages everyone to embrace creative pursuits without guilt, seeing them as reflections of our divine design and nourishment for the soul.
Jacqui once defined her worth through constant church service and availability to others. Motherhood revealed this was rooted in prideāher deep need to feel needed. Through this journey, she learned an important lesson: sometimes authentic service means prioritizing family and discovering new ways to contribute that honor both her role as a mother and her desire to serve.
“It’s not lost on me,” says Amanda Van Holland, about motherhood as a collection of perfectly beautiful and utterly chaotic moments. Don’t miss the heart-connection challenge at the end š¤
āGive thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.ā (1 Thess. 5:18)
Do you find it hard to be content? This is especially true Iāve found, during times of busyness, stress, or strain. For our family, this particular time just so happens to be the summer. Come join me in considering some tips bathed in Scripture for those seasons that need an extra measure of strength.
A chill-inducing story of how prayer journaling revealed Godās answer in an unexpected way. This is a personal story of faith, trust, hardship and seeing proof of Godās hand at work.
Trisha explores how investing in the right foundationāboth in soil and faithāleads to flourishing blooms and a nourished soul, drawing wisdom from scripture along the way.
So much of our real life doesn’t make it to the public eye on social media. Rebecca explores how to live authentically through things unseen.