Letting Go of Overload: A Word for Weary Women
Written By: Clarissa Mangaran At the beginning of every quarter, I take time to pause, pray, and...
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Teaching Our Children to Pray and Talk to God
Written By: Alora Yee When teaching our children to pray, the Lord’s Prayer is a great place...
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Anchored In Hope: Guiding Our Children Through Stormy Seas
Written By: Clarissa Mangaran TRIGGER WARNING: This post contains discussions of suicidal ideation...
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No Pain No Gain
Written by Mary Martinez Have you ever physically trained for something before? Maybe it was for a...
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Prayers For My Children
Clarissa Mangaran Pray for their Salvation – John 10:28 “Lord, Your Word says that You give...
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EYESIGHT AND FAITH: THE IMPORTANCE OF 20/20 VISION
Written By: Tayler Burcham For as long as I can remember, my eyesight has been a significant...
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Navigating Boundaries With Electronics: A Journey in Godly Discipline
Written By: Clarissa Mangaran Ironically, I made a podcast and blog last week about setting...
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Creating a God-Centered Home in a Tech-Filled World
Written By: Clarissa Mangaran Being a parent in today’s world comes with its own set of...
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Stolen Childhoods
I recently saw an Instagram reel where there was a missing child photo, and the child in the photo...
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Exercising A Different Kind of Muscle
By: Tayler Burcham I recently had a hip surgery to repair a torn labrum muscle. I definitely did...
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Finding Hope In the Story of Ruth
Written By: Clarissa Mangaran My husband and I are part of a couples Life Group, and over the last...
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Check Yourself
Written By: Mary Martinez This blog goes out to all those mamas out there who never seem to be...
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Wisely Participating in the Online Community
Written By: Rebeccah Sinclair A member of many “groups” and follower of a variety of “pages” on...
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Choose Joy
By: Clarissa Mangaran At the end of each day of Creation in Genesis 1, God declared, “It is good.”...
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Mama Bear Moment
By: Tayler Burcham I rarely, if ever, have had a ‘Mama Bear’ moment. I’m typically even keel to a...
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Why I wear dresses
By: Alora Yee About three years ago, after moving to Virginia, I started wearing dresses. It feels...
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Feel the Warmth
By: Mary Martinez While scrolling through social media, I came across a quote recently that said,...
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Embracing Rest and Renewal: My Journey Back to the Joy of Reading
Written By: Clarissa Mangaran I’ve heard so many women say they wish they could read for fun, but...
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Being a Wife in the “Extra-Hard” Times
WRITTEN BY: REBECCAH SINCLAIR The military has been a part of my life since I was a baby. I was...
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Written By: Rebeccah Sinclair With Easter just around the corner, my social media memories came alive, reminding me of theactivities and traditions our family has attempted over the years. The five children in our family range...
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