I can’t remember the last time I cried reading a book. Maybe it was when I finished Unbroken: A World War …
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My kids used to believe in the tooth fairy. We didn’t intentionally create a mythical being in the minds of …
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Luke 1:46–50 “My soul magnifies the Lord,and my spirit rejoices in God my Savior,for he has looked on the humble …
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I have a group of college friends who have remained close for nearly twenty-five years. We text daily and meet …
My dad died 22 years ago, and while time has softened some aspects of grief, memories of him still stir …
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A few years ago, I read a statement from a popular public figure that stuck with me. Directed to parents …
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I once sat through a quilting tutorial. I’m not a seamstress by any stretch (sewing on a button is a …
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One of the most challenging and persistent questions in Christianity is also one of the most deeply personal: If God is …
Continue reading When Suffering Meets God’s Will: Finding Hope in the Midst of Pain
I always sense the impending whirlwind about a week before Thanksgiving. It’s my favorite time of year, but it tends …
In a world where vulnerability often feels like a burden, many Christians grapple with conflicting emotions during times of suffering. …
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