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A Glimpse of Our Father’s Overflowing Joy

A Glimpse of Our Father’s Overflowing Joy

Guest Post By: Joy A Williams Childhood memories of my dad are filled with the smell of smoke and his determination. As a first responder, he and his fellow firefighters fought to save lives and property. However, learning about my father’s everyday heroics helped me...

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A Glimpse of Our Father’s Mercy in Motherhood

A Glimpse of Our Father’s Mercy in Motherhood

Guest Post By: Kirstyn Mayden “Mommy, will you play with me?” My three-year-old daughter asks me this question multiple times a day. It doesn’t matter if she has had a full day at preschool, or we just came back in from playing outside. Playing is her number one...

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Are You Getting Any Taller?

Are You Getting Any Taller?

Periodically, Google Photos will send a notification to my phone. When I click the icon, I see images and videos from one year ago, three years ago, and five years ago. Most of the photographs I take are of my children, so their little faces pop up. It's always...

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May I Have Your Attention Please

May I Have Your Attention Please

My children video chat with their grandparents almost every day. They love talking with GG and Paw Paw just as much as GG and Paw Paw relish talking with their precious grandbabies. On several occasions, I’ve had to remind my girls to pause the videos playing on their...

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7 Holiday Tools For The Grieving

7 Holiday Tools For The Grieving

Fall has come, and we are shifting to the days getting shorter and the weather getting colder. As the season changes, often moods change, particularly as we near Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day. While the holiday season tends to be a joyful time for...

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Prayer Over Panic

Prayer Over Panic

Photo by Diana Simumpande on Unsplash I panicked. I did, y’all. I was half asleep when I looked at my phone and saw that one of my close friends messaged me that someone had duplicated one of my social media accounts. Shortly after, a second friend sent...

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Rise and Shine

Rise and Shine

Every morning I gingerly enter my girls' rooms to wake them for school. Before the sun has even peeked through the windows, I gently shake my daughters and tell them to "rise and shine." You see, it is time to get up, get ready, face a brand-new day, and grace the...

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Focus On You

Focus On You

“But Mom, she didn’t eat all of her food.” “Mom, her toy is bigger than mine.” “Why does she get to do that, but I can’t?” “But she is not cleaning up.”  Have any of the other parents out there heard these questions or phrases, or is it just me? I see you nodding...

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