Early Motherhood Can Provide a Unique Window to the Cross– If We Let It
CHARMAINE MILLER CHARMAINE MILLER

Early Motherhood Can Provide a Unique Window to the Cross– If We Let It

There’s a large group of people at church but not in church– Sunday after Sunday, for as long as church has been held, all across the globe.

These are the mothers.

Moms of little ones sneak out of sermons and slink out of sanctuaries to feed, comfort, and rock their restless babies. Moms haunt the hallways cradling overtired six-month-olds and guiding toddlers to the potty for the third time since service started.

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Peace in the Panic: How God Carried Us Through a Stroke
Women GLADYS VEGA Women GLADYS VEGA

Peace in the Panic: How God Carried Us Through a Stroke

Have you ever felt alone in a situation—like God has hit the mute button on your life and isn’t  paying attention to what you’re going through or what you’re asking of Him? If we’re being  honest, most of us would have to admit that we’ve felt that way at some point during difficult  times.

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The Day I Saw Real Joy
Women DONNA HÉBERT Women DONNA HÉBERT

The Day I Saw Real Joy

If someone watched your life for a week, would they know you're a Christian—without you saying a word?

Back in 1989, I was a 21-year-old lost young woman. Having lived a very ungodly life as a teen model and actress in Japan, I was desperate for change—desperate to find something that would lift me out of the cycle of sin I was in, and the darkness that surrounded me.

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