Trust in the Midst of Loss: A Story of Great Faith
Ever have those days—even seasons—when you wondered what God was doing? Or wondered where He was? I have, and I’m guessing you have too. Anna Spafford had those questions. Her husband had inv…
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The Privileged Life: Infertility
“…For I will turn their mourning to joy, will comfort them, and make them rejoice rather than sorrow.” Jeremiah 31:13 Today brings one of the harder blogs I’ll write. My goal, how…
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Is there a future for ‘the hopeless generation’?
When we deal with grief and don't know what to do, the Bible is the leash we need. Pastor Greg Laurie writes encouragement to the "hopeless generation".
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God is Faithful to Comfort
Hear Mike's testimony of loosing his son and how he was comforted by God through, "A New Beginning" radio, in this blog post.
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What Do You Do With the Pain of the Past and Present? — Broken & Hopeful
Today as I write, I can’t help but think of a woman who has been treated like an object her whole life--used and abused for whatever the abuser wanted to take from her.
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On Fridays, I cry.
On Fridays, I cry.Saturday through Thursday, I pretend nothing is wrong. I put a smile on my face, I go about
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Celebrating the Years
I’ve never been good at celebrating myself. I’m not sure why, really, but birthdays have always been… Awkward. Why is that? Even when it wasn’t about my age, I never liked t…
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A Gift of Identity – Denise Pass
Our identity is not in our pain or sorrow. It is in the One Who bore every grief and sorrow we encounter.
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Removing the Veil
The door opens slowly as the anxious groom sees his bride-to-be adorned in her white wedding gown for the first time. A classic moment. Everyone stands, and most eyes are on the bride entering the …
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Light Piercing the Darkness–For Mike Wells — Broken & Hopeful
I think I will always remember the exact spot in baggage claim at the airport where I was standing when I heard the news that my second father, teacher and mentor Mike had died suddenly. My husband and I were on our way back from a trip (which Mike had used his airline miles to send us on) with our
